Stuffed Omelet
From Cookery, 1897
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This recipe was extracted from Cookery (1897) by Marguerite Ninet, page 24. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.
Staffed Omelet. — Mix a little Hour with the eggs and seasoning, as this should be rather more like a pan- cake than an omelet pure and simple. Have ready, thoroughly minced, the cold remains of any fish, fowl, or meat, together with finely-chopped herbs and onions, rather hot seasoning moistened with the yolk of an egg, and, if necessary, a spoonful or so of stock. Fry the eggs, etc., in a small pan, spread the mixture over it, fold it, and dish it up ; or if more than one is required, send them in one by one as soon as they are ready, as they should be eaten very hot. Cheese Omelet. — Allow one egg, and one table- spoonful of flour to each person. Beat this together with plenty of seasoning, add a handful of grated Gruyere or parmesan cheese, and fry a good colour. Fold and serve. Ihuneijitim (Plain). — Stir together in a basin throe or four eggs
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