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Originally Posted by mrbrad
(Post 15376805)
You guys forgot hot sauce! Gotta have it on any Denver-like omelettes.
A Denver omelette, also known as a Southwest omelette or Western omelette, is an omelette filled with diced ham, onions, and green bell peppers, though there are many variations on fillings. Often served in the Southwestern United States, this omelette sometimes has a topping of cheese and a side dish of hashbrowns or fried potatoes. |
For the diner-type omelette, almost anything.
For a classic French omelette, which I prefer, either nothing, or some simple cheese or mushrooms. |
I loves to eat egg omelette is sausage, ham, cheese, onions, mushroom and black olives, too. It was so delicious that we ate at French Market Buffet for every morning and sometimes when we eat at breakfast buffets and it was not too expensive for weekdays.
Here the linked: http://www.orleanscasino.com/dining/...-market-buffet We pay for breakfast time is $7.99 pre-person. |
mushrooms, tomatoes, spinach and cheese (just about any kind) in an egg white omlette. Yum!
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Originally Posted by mb1136
(Post 15395622)
mushrooms, tomatoes, spinach and cheese (just about any kind) in an egg white omlette. Yum!
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Ham and Cheese / Hotdog
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Bacon
Swiss Mushrooms or Cheddar maybe onion or plain and cooked properly - a little gummy in the middle |
Grated pepper jack inside with avocado garnish over the top!!! :p
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pepper jack and bacon
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I have a new candidate. I made this last week, Chorizo sausage and two kinds of cheese (Italian and Cheddar). I ate it on French Bread and called it my tour of Europe :D
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Ham and cheese only - keep it simple! :-)
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Originally Posted by flightjunk
(Post 15586216)
Ham and cheese only - keep it simple! :-)
I love my home in Rio de Janeiro but there is ample reason to keep living in the South of France also. I do not understand why such simple things are never quite so excellent elsewhere. |
Originally Posted by jbcarioca
(Post 15586239)
+1 the cheese Asiago and the ham Prosciutto, both certified organic. The eggs local organic free range ones from my neighbor heremin Saint-Paul. I bought the ham and cheese just over the Italian border about a half-hour from my house. These ingredients made my dinner last night, together with a loaf of Campagrain from my local boulangerie.
I love my home in Rio de Janeiro but there is ample reason to keep living in the South of France also. I do not understand why such simple things are never quite so excellent elsewhere. |
Originally Posted by flightjunk
(Post 15586775)
Oh yes! This is exactly what I am looking for!
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Vermont Cheddar.
I actually prefer a bacon, egg and cheese on a buttered hard roll from just about any good NYC deli. |
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