Cheese Omelet
1.
Beat the eggs into the mixing bowl, add dry white wine, salt, and ground black pepper, and beat evenly.
2.
Cheese grated
3.
Preheat the pan over medium heat, add butter, shake the pan to cover the bottom of the pan after the butter melts, pour in the egg liquid after bubbling, turn to a low heat, remember that it must be a low heat. The egg liquid will slowly solidify from the bottom. Use the tip of a rubber spatula or chopsticks to stir in different areas and keep this movement.
4.
After stirring for 30 seconds, add the cheese and chives, continue to stir in different areas, and gradually stir some holes, you can see the bottom of the pot, it does not matter, and then fill the hole with uncured egg liquid. In this way, the omelet will form an uneven surface. When there is still a part of the egg liquid that has not solidified, sprinkle the butter on the omelet. With the irregular surface, the butter will form different areas soft and tender after heating. The taste.
5.
The omelet can slide out of the pan when it reaches the bottom state. Don’t forget to put a piece of baking paper under it so that you can easily lift the edge to roll up the omelet. Be careful. This look of omelet is super tender.
6.
After the roll is finished, cut it in the middle. Do you see the juice of cheese, egg and butter? Imagine it~ Sprinkle some ground black pepper, some chives, and serve with Dijon mustard and Pickles. Enjoy!
Tips:
*The amount of eggs is very important. I mean, the egg liquid should not be too thin relative to the size of the bottom of the pan, otherwise there will be nothing to say about the taste. The result is just an egg skin. If you use a 24cm pan, I recommend at least Use 3 larger eggs. You can whip the eggs evenly, or you can choose to whip them slightly to maintain a multi-layered taste, both are good~ In addition, add an extra yolk for every three eggs. Believe me, it tastes too good.