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How does /ck/ like their omelettes?
>Country-style or French-style
>Do you like it runny or not
>What do you fill your omelette with
Personally I like a country-style, because I never tried the French-style. I typically fill mine with mushrooms, peppers and onion, and a bit of cheese, mostly goat cheese and I always add salt, pepper and fresh herbs to my egg mixture before cooking.
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>>7280210
doesn't matter, it's just fucking eggs
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>>7280210
Imagine if McDonald's folded cheese into their eggs and let it melt. That would be my perfect omelette. Maybe even not technically an omelette at that point. I fucking HATE brown scrambled eggs or omelettes. McDonald's does it right.
Pic related is a pretty decent poorfag meal if you've got a rice cooker and a good non-stick pan.
>nb4 i cook rice in a pot
Kill yourself.
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>>7280235
Why don't you order an omelette with cheese?
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>>7280217
If you were just fucking eggs you would make a baby chicken, wise guy.
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>>7280253
Dese is unfertilized, senpai
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>>7280210
She's so determined :3
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>>7280266
That's me :3
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>>7280282
Do your best~
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with egg beaters because i eat them almost every day as breakfast and the fat of ~60 eggs a month would not be good for me (or anyone, i imagine). besides, the filling is more important anyway. i fill mine with onions, shredded chicken, mushrooms and cheese (smoked gouda at the moment).
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>>7280305
Th-Thanks
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>>7280266
>>7280282
>>7280305
>>7280569
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>>7280584
She's so whimsical :3
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>>7280210
If cheese is involved, diner style, slightly golden brown on the outside, soft on the inside. I don't add a ton of fillings. Usually just cheese, and maybe mushrooms and onions or something.
If no cheese/stuffing, French omelette.
I prefer the former for breakfast, and the latter for lunch.
I also like a very thin omelette shredded over fried rice.
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I like mine avec cheese.
you know....
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>omelette du fromage
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