Sandwich Omelette
By Sid • Feb 5th, 2008 • Category: American Food, British Food, French Food, Fusion Food, Indian Food, Non Vegetarian Food, Posts, Snacks |
This is in continuation to my previous post on Spicy Minced Meat. That was the stuffing. The Sandwich Omelette can probably be compared to the Chinese stuffed bun, but this one is easier and quicker. It has an outer covering of a thin omelette, inside which is are two slices of fresh white bread, inside which is the spicy minced meat we made earlier and a slice of cheese. It is quite delicious, can be made quickly and filling too! Make a filling of your choice. I chose spicy minced meat. Stuff it in between two slices of white [or any other] bread along with a slice of cheese. Reserve. Beat two eggs. You’ll need a really wide pan for this one, as the omelette has to be big enough to completely wrap around the slices of bread. Heat a little oil in it, pour in the eggs and spread them all around. Place the sandwich in the middle and the moment the omelette is firm enough to lift, lift it from each side and place on the bread. Press firmly. If the egg is a little raw on top - good. Do the same for all four sides then flip the whole thing over and let it cook on the bottom for a few seconds. Remove from the pan and serve with tomato ketchup. Try filling it with marmalade - really good! If you do, lightly salt the eggs.
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