Feta Tomato Omelette
Feta Tomato Omelette
Eggs are a very controversial food for post-op bariatric surgery patients. Patients love them for their protein, flavor, convenience and costÂ…or HATE them and get frustrated with what to eat for breakfast.
Chances are, if youÂ’re reading this blog, you are in favor of eggs. Yay! This is a great recipe for an easy, yet classic omelette. Gastric Sleeve and Bypass patients rejoice!
Omelets for me have always been a tricky beast. They always look messy and end up becoming a “scramble” instead of a true omelette. This recipe will show you a trick for keeping your omelette fluffy and light, and easier for fold over. Keep reading…
For me the trick is putting a lid over the skillet until the eggs are nearly set. Then I add a bit of cheese and slowly fold the egg over using a rubber spatula. 90% of the time I get a good fold. 10% of the time it looks a bit wonky but still tastes great. IÂ’ll take those odds!
I love the flavors of tomato and feta in this omelet. I think your family will agree! Enjoy!
Oh and here’s another similar recipe with a few extra ingredients to make it a Greek Style Omelette!
Feta Tomato Omelette
Ingredients
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 roma tomato, seeded and diced
- 2 tbsp reduced fat feta cheese crumbles
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp black pepper
Instructions
- Whisk eggs in small bowl.
- Heat a medium to large non-stick skillet to medium high heat.
- Pour in eggs, sprinkle with salt and pepper and cover. Cook on medium heat about 5 minutes or until egg mixture is set but top is still a little wet.
- Sprinkle cheese and tomato onto half of the omelette; fold half of omelette onto the other half using a rubber spatula.
- Remove from heat; let stand, covered, 1 min. Cut in half and serve.
