How to Make an Omelet in an Omelet Maker

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Making an omelet is simplified with omelet makers.

As good as omelets are to enjoy, they can be rather tough to make. You either end up with a mess of runny eggs when you try to flip them over or you leave them in the pan for too long to set, burning the bottom. If you love omelets but have trouble making them properly, an omelet maker is just what you need. All you need to do is pour the egg mixture in the mold of the omelet makers, close the lid and wait for it to cook to perfection. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Olive oil or butter
  • 2-3 eggs
  • Salt, to taste
  • Pepper, to taste
  • Optional ingredients (peppers, ham, onions)
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Instructions

    • 1

      Plug in the omelet maker to preheat.

    • 2

      Beat three eggs together in a bowl.

    • 3

      Add salt and pepper to the eggs to taste, as well as 1/4 cup each of your favorite omelet additions such as diced onions, peppers, ham and tomatoes.

    • 4

      Grease the top and bottom plates of the omelet maker with olive oil or butter.

    • 5

      Pour the egg mixture into the bottom mold of the omelet maker to the line indicated on the machine.

    • 6

      Close the lid of the omelet maker and allow the omelet to cook for five to six minutes, or until the light indicator on your machine indicates that the omelet is ready.

    • 7

      Open the lid and remove the omelet carefully with a spatula. Place on a plate and serve immediately.

Tips & Warnings

  • Look for omelet makers at any department store or big box convenience store such as Walmart.

  • Follow the instructions of your specific omelet maker to determine exactly how many eggs you should use and the specific cooking times.

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