Omelette with milk or not?
without milk of fucking course you idiot
water no milk
Omelette = water
Scrambled = milk
>>7551597
little bit of cream/milk
>>7551605
how much for 6 eggs?
>>7551604
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Pancake batter. Just a little. You're welcome
>>7551612
maybe like 3-4 tablespoons
helps eggs cook slower so it doesnt turn into a pile of dry shit like picture related in the original post
So if I understand they're many ways to make omelette or if you don't put milk you will eat something bad?
Both, depends on how I want it to taste and what I'm filling it with.
>>7551597
Dairy for scrambled not an omelette. And half and half or cream is better than milk
>>7551604
>Scrambled = milk
>not using superior sour cream
>>7551597
Jesus, they cooked the shit out of this. Fucking travesty.
>>7551597
That omelette looks like fucking leather goddamn
>>7551597
As others have said, that's burnt.
Omelets are great with a little onion and cheese, and not so done that the inside isn't creamy.
>>7552856
and to actually answer the question, no, no milk in omelets.
>>7551597
You guys put water in your omelettes? Why not just use only eggs? Can someone explain?
Okay so Ramsey thought me to take scrambled eggs off the heat to keep from over cooking should I add milk as well
>>7552926
thins it out to make a move even omelette i guess idk
Butter.
Low heat so omelette won't turn into OP's. Perfect every time.
