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My favorite food is egg
2/ 1. Ingredients make Omelette
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 4 large free-range eggs
- 1/16 teaspoon sea salt
- Freshly ground black pepper , to taste
2. Instructions make Omelette
– Get your frying pan on medium to low heat and add enough olive oil to lightly coat the bottom of a large nonstick pan (about 1 tablespoon).
Get your frying pan on a medium – Cách làm trứng ốp la bằng tiếng Anh – How to make Omelette
– Crack the eggs into the pan. As the oil gets hotter you’ll see it start to change the color of the eggs. If the oil starts to spit it’s because it’s too hot, so turn the heat right down. Cook until the tops of the whites are set but the yolk is still runny.
– When they’re ready, remove the pan from the heat and take the eggs out using a spatula. Place on a plate and dab them with some paper towels to soak up any excess oil.
– Serve on toast – no need to butter it – with a sprinkling of sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
– Serving suggestions: Serve on some 7-grain bread.
Serving suggestions – Cách làm trứng ốp la bằng tiếng Anh – How to make Omelette
3. Top tips for you
– The simplest way to store eggs is in the boxes you buy them in – eggshells are porous and can absorb odors from other foods so just remember to keep them away from anything strong-smelling, like fish.
– To make an over-easy egg, slide a spatula gently under the egg and with a quick flick of the wrist, turn them over.
– Don’t lift the egg too high above the pan and you’ll have no problem flipping the eggs without breaking the yolks. It’s easier to use a non-stick pan for this recipe.
– Eggs are nature’s perfect protein – although they’re low in saturated fat they’re high in cholesterol so if you eat eggs regularly it’s best to limit yourself to one a day.
– Egg whites have no cholesterol and only about 15 calories each depending on the size of the egg so you can eat more of them without feeling guilty.
Egg whites have no cholesterol – Cách làm trứng ốp la bằng tiếng Anh – How to make Omelette
– Fried eggs are a perfect example of a food best made at home – when you order fried eggs out, the griddles are often loaded with grease which makes the end result far worse for your health.
– Young children, the elderly and pregnant women may have weaker immune systems, which can put them at a higher risk of contracting things like salmonella.
– To be on the safe side, they should make sure that the yolks on their fried eggs are fully cooked, not runny as suggested above, and should avoid eating foods that contain raw egg such as homemade mayonnaise or chocolate mousse.
– Make sure you use eggs by the ‘best before’ date shown on the egg or the box.
