After working in the garden (watering and planting the third Daylily - Tiger Blood) it was time to come in for lunch . And , I had a spur-of-the-moment thought since recently rediscovering my old fold-over omelet pan . I decided to see if I still knew how to use it . I remember from years gone by that it was a lot of fun and easy . My memory was right and here you are with a Broccoli , Bacon , Cheddar Cheese , Chives (home grown) and Radish omelet garnished with sour cream , and parsley and pansies from my garden . It's always fun to use items from the garden even if it is just a little something . And , of course there are limitless food combinations you can use to make omelets .
When I thought of an omelet I knew I had enough food in the cupboards to put something together .
So good and so easy .
This google photo is exactly like my omelet pan from the 1970's !
Of course you can use a regular frying pan by flipping the omelet over with a spatula . But, gadgets are fun , aren't they ?
My granddaughter sent me an email with photos of her Container Vegetable Garden that was very impressive ! And, she was telling me about using a spiral maker to make spiral zucchini noodles like this -
I don't know what kind of gadget she has but there are many different kinds on the Internet . She made a dish with zucchini noodles with shrimp and Parmesan cheese . Her seven year old son (my great grandson 😏) asked her to make it again soon . How precious ! I guess my granddaughter likes gadgets also !
Enjoy your day . I'm enjoying mine !
Mary
Your omelet looks delicious. You seem to be a good and inventive cook. It sounds like your granddaughter has inherited your kitchen and gardening skills. I love omelets, but it is almost impossible to find a restaurant that can make one that is small and light in texture. So we have them at home from time to time.
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