Omelettes - What do you put in them?

Uncle MeatUncle Meat
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I have been into the omelettes lately as they are pretty interesting as to how customizable they are as far as food goes...Of course I have had them before but it was always just a one off thing back when I lived at home.



What kinds of things do you guys put in them?
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  • empireempire
    Sausage, potato, bell peppers. Keep it simple, sucka.
  • PenguinPenguin
    sausage or turkey normally, with a variety of different cheeses, depending what I have, along with spinach, mushrooms, peppers, and topped with siracha or salsa.
  • arnpolyarnpoly
    Syrup of course!  
  • GoldeneyeGamerGoldeneyeGamer
    Bacon or spinach, and now I'm really hungry :/



    Edit: Just made an omelette, and it was delicious  
  • Uncle MeatUncle Meat
    Originally posted by: Penguin



    sausage or turkey normally, with a variety of different cheeses, depending what I have, along with spinach, mushrooms, peppers, and topped with siracha or salsa.



    Ahhhhh see this is why I made this thread. I had some salsa in the fridge and looked it and went "naaaah".



    Now I might have to try it out.

     
  • empireempire
    Yeah salsa is totally the way to go, throw er on top at the end. Spinach too, Penguin's omelette game is on.
  • NESking80NESking80
    Bacon, ham, or turkey.
  • Uncle MeatUncle Meat
    I like to go pretty vegetable heavy, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, peppers. I was skeptical about the tomatoes at first but man they are sweet in that little friggen egg concoction.
  • PenguinPenguin
    Originally posted by: TheToxieRules

     
    Originally posted by: Penguin



    sausage or turkey normally, with a variety of different cheeses, depending what I have, along with spinach, mushrooms, peppers, and topped with siracha or salsa.



    Ahhhhh see this is why I made this thread. I had some salsa in the fridge and looked it and went "naaaah".



    Now I might have to try it out.

     



    I learned how to make omletes from a guy that ran a breakfast catering company.  When you're beating your eggs do a 15% milk ratio to the eggs, and beat until small bubbles form on top.  They get nice and fluffy then.

     
  • GlovesGloves
    Bacon and cheese. That's about it for me, typically. Been a few years though, maybe I'd be a little more creative today than back then.
  • GlovesGloves
    Originally posted by: Penguin

    sausage or turkey normally, with a variety of different cheeses, depending what I have, along with spinach, mushrooms, peppers, and topped with siracha or salsa.





    Yeah like this. God that sounds nice.
  • Boosted52405Boosted52405
    Umm...ham and cheese. I'm boring  
  • SlayterSlayter
    onion, mushrooms, jalapenos, and avocado, topped with a small amount of curry ketchup. Delicious!
  • Silent HillSilent Hill
    A shorter list would be what wouldn't I put in an omelette
  • Bort License PlateBort License Plate
    Whatever happens to be in the fridge at the time
  • Uncle MeatUncle Meat
    Originally posted by: Silent Hill



    A shorter list would be what wouldn't I put in an omelette



    Have at er man ahahah!

     
  • Brock LandersBrock Landers
    Some combo of sausage, beef, bacon, pepper jack, peppers, onion, and sauce usually
  • AbelardoAbelardo
    Don't eat omelettes often but usually I'd include sausage, mushrooms and serrano peppers, maybe onion & cheese too.
  • ne$_pimpne$_pimp
    Onion, ham, cheese, red pepper, and celery
  • 1337bcc19911337bcc1991
    Greek (gyro meat, tomato, feta), or spinach + feta for me.
  • Bort License PlateBort License Plate
    Originally posted by: 1337bcc1991

    Greek (gyro meat, tomato, feta), or spinach + feta for me.



    how do you pronounce that?
  • 1337bcc19911337bcc1991
    Originally posted by: Bert
    Originally posted by: 1337bcc1991



    Greek (gyro meat, tomato, feta), or spinach + feta for me.

    how do you pronounce that?



    No "g" sound



    "year-o"



    I used to pronounce it with the g, and get laughed at and corrected. lol
  • Bort License PlateBort License Plate
    Originally posted by: 1337bcc1991

     
    Originally posted by: Bert
    Originally posted by: 1337bcc1991



    Greek (gyro meat, tomato, feta), or spinach + feta for me.

    how do you pronounce that?



    No "g" sound



    "year-o"



    I used to pronounce it with the g, and get laughed at and corrected. lol



    haha I know. I still pronounce it Jye-row because it bugs my girlfriend  

     
  • SilvertongueBulletSilvertongueBullet
    Bacon, steak, mushrooms, jalapeños, ham, bell peppers, pepperjack cheese. Salsa on top mmmmmhhhhmmm goooood..........
  • Uncle MeatUncle Meat
    Originally posted by: ne$_pimp



    Onion, ham, cheese, red pepper, and celery



    I might have to give er a whirl and see how she goes.

     
  • mattbepmattbep
    I had a Reuben omelette Saturday. Pretty good.



    Normally bacon and/or sausage with cheddar or American cheese. Sometimes onions if I'm feeling adventurous.
  • TheFinderTheFinder
    I like spinach, onions, ham, bacon/pepperoni, and cheese.
  • Bort License PlateBort License Plate
    Originally posted by: TheToxieRules

     
    Originally posted by: ne$_pimp



    Onion, ham, cheese, red pepper, and celery



    I might have to give er a whirl and see how she goes.

     



    Not a huge fan of Celery, unless its chopped pretty small. It doesn't taste good but it does add nice texture

     
  • D~FunkD~Funk
    I dont eat a lot of omelettes but i do enjoy em sorta mexican style every once in a while. Seasoned beef, olives, cheese. With Salsa, sour cream & guac on top!



    This reminds me of a place i went to in Sedona Arizona called 101 Omelettes. Literally just a menu with 101 different omelettes. By the end it got weird with peanut butter & jelly and other weirdness.
  • Bort License PlateBort License Plate
    Originally posted by: D~Funk



    I sont eat a lot of omelettes but i do enjoy em sorta mexican style every once in a while. Seasoned beef, olives, cheese. With Salsa, sour cream & guac on top!



    This reminds me of a place i went to in Sedona Arizona called 101 Omelettes. Literally just a menu with 101 different omelettes. By the end it got weird with peanut butter & jelly and other weirdness.



    That place sounds awesome.



    Also, figured youd just pile cheese in there 

     
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