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Omelettes with cheese RULE.
That is true.
Just not spanish omlettes with cheese...
Ah. I don't really know the definition of a Spanish one.
Quote: sootyj @ August 2 2011, 9:13 PM BSTThe potato should be very thin and there should be loads of onions, the onions should be cooked with a generous amount of olive oil until they are pretty much caramelised.
The egg should be sort of slightly wet in the middle and yes it needs to be grilled.
Surprisingly tricky dish.
I did all that, except I diced the potato instead. Suppose I just needed more salt n pepper?
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 2 2011, 10:25 PM BSTCHEESE, LEEVIL. The answer to all.
Yes, was trying to do a traditional Spanish one.
Quote: zooo @ August 2 2011, 11:01 PM BSTAh. I don't really know the definition of a Spanish one.
Me neither until I Googled it. I thought a Spanish omellete was a fried egg + whatever veg/cheese/meat you wanted.
I think next time I'll do a variation. Sweet potatoes, bit of cheese, more onion and mushrooms! Yum yum!
Yes, cheese strong type, I add touch of garlic, but several eggs are needed, but not fried scrambled to make big ommlette.
Oh god, I love sweet potato.
Don't think I fancy any kind of potato in an omelette though. Seems wrong.
Cheese ham toastie, with some hp sauce.
A massive orange. It's like eating the moon.
one of them Rustlers microwaveable burgers
classy
Rustlers eh?
Sure you can trust the band
About to have (wait for the girlies to go 'yukee') belly draft with mashed potato and swede !
Quote: sootyj @ August 16 2011, 9:29 PM BSTRustlers eh?
Sure you can trust the band
urm
that went over my head fella
watcha mean? 
Sorry meant "sure you can trust the brand"