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The Perfect Fluffy Omelette
Making an Omelette is not easy but I’m going to teach you how to make an omelettes worthy of the most luxury 5* hotels, I was taught this by a 2 Michelin star chef and have shown hundred of chefs and know I will show you how to make an iimpressive omelet!

#DidYouKnow​? The its all about the quality of the eggs and the technique

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Ingredients
(Serves 1)
3 Eggs
Salt
Pepper
Butter
Extra Virgin Rapeseed Oil

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43 Comments

  1. Watched numerous videos on how to make omelettes but this was perhaps the most succint. I was just wondering though. What's your thought on using ghee (clarified butter) instead of rapeseed oil?

    Personally, I like adding dry chives, garlic pepper and rock salt in to my egg mix – and then use gouda cheese as a filling.

  2. I really like mushrooms and almond Duex with spinach and caramel onions. I use a food processor to mix the mushrooms and nuts, low roast it in a pan like any Duxe. Ass spinach and set a side. I'll make caramel onions or sweated depending on mood. When I fill the omelette I do 2 Tbs of Duxe, 1Tbs onion, 1Tbs grain mustard and a few diced cherry peppers. Sometimes I just skip the mustard and S&P to taste on top. It's like Wellington and Florantine .

  3. Two great tips: how to crack the eggs on flat surface & how to get frothy interior. Thank you.

  4. i just dice some onions, and put them on the pan salt them a tiny bit until they are golden brown, maybe add some curry, then i make the omelette and put in the previously made onions, some diced miniy tomatoes and a little bit of diced feta cheese. And because feta is quite salty i do not add salt to the omelette mixture

  5. Thanks for sharing this way. I am definitely going to try your techniques…
    My favorite way to eat a French omelette is with salt and pepper on top of a toasted and buttered slice of sour dough.

  6. Was there no french omelette before non-stick pan? Every youtube chef uses non-stick pan, so french omelette is possible because of pfas by 3M.

  7. Ehhh, I still prefer high heat along with edge filling and a traditional roll over this technique. Gives you a more consistent texture, and the omelette holds together better. As long as you don't overcook, still can leave the top layer quiute creamy to finish/rest on the plate. More visually appealing due to a smoother texture from the bottom of the pan not being partially scrambled.

  8. This technique was absolutely horrendous. Mine came out like shit. Never again!

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  11. damn that looks great !
    I happen to have a few of those very same eggs. Dinner is sorted !

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  13. This is so massively over complicated – just look up Jamie Olivers old video – who cares about michelin stars – simple is best.
    Eggs, fork, bowl, mix, add to pan, run fork through, low heat, add cheese – fold – Boom. Done.

  14. Hand blended–with an emersion blender. So just what would you consider NOT "hand-blended"? "And what is "extra-virgin rapeseed oil"?

    This technique produces a visually perfect omelette, but is too elaborate and adds nothing to the product. Any Jacques Pepin video on eggs or omelettes shows an equal or superior product with less to-do.

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