You need this stuff. I used canned ham, but you can use fresh ham, spam, turkey, hit dogs, meatballs, etc. you get the point. Leftovers;) also in pic: eggs, red pepper, green onions/chives, butter.
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Whip eggs. The bigger the pan, the more eggs you need. I use four eggs.
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Chip all your stuff, and grade your cheese.
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The omelette HAS to be cooked on MEDIUM heat. Add a nice chunk of butter to the pan.
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Wait for it to look slightly golden.
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Then spread it around, covering the entire frying pan.
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Add your whipped eggs.
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When they look like this it's time to turn them. (See how it looks firm around the edges)
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This is a nice way to turn them. Be careful. (Never mind all my retarded tattoos)
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Add however much you want of the ingredients on half of the omelet.
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Fold it in half right away. Now let in cook for about two minutes, then turn it, and then two minutes on the other side.
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Job well done. Now enjoy your food:D (one of these is too much for me, so I only serve one to guests. You can add a slice of toast to fill the plate)
Hahaha. Funny part is, I just see "...commented on you blah blah omelette", and I'm so stoned I think "mmmmmm omelette", and then I read your comment :p
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