Think what you like. I lived in Thailand for a while and they make them crispy on the outside there...since living there, that's how I prefer them...an inch of very hot oil is required.Crisp outside? I don't think so. An omelette should have almost no colour nor be crisp.
That looks as far from the Cordon Bleu "no colour, no crease" method as one could get - I think I'll give it a go.Think what you like. I lived in Thailand for a while and they make them crispy on the outside there...since living there, that's how I prefer them...an inch of very hot oil is required.
https://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2012/02/thai-style-omelet-khai-jiao-recipe.html
Balinese Curry smoked Haddock and noddles is one of my favourite dishes. Tonight its Tuna steak with chilli lime noodles.Just had a delicious smoked haddock masala, chilli tortilla.
What is your favourite omelette or tortilla filling?
an decent omelette must be runny inside, much like many other things.
Wet and creamy scrambled eggs are a great thing.
Wrong. That's what you get in hotel buffet breakfasts once you have scooped it out of the puddle it's still cooking in under the lights.ugh! no! scrambled egg has to be tight and bouncy
Buffet scrambled eggs are made somewhere in a factory kitchen, sealed in plastic bags, and heated in the microwave oven before serving.Wrong. That's what you get in hotel buffet breakfasts once you have scooped it out of the puddle it's still cooking in under the lights.
Triple vom all round there then.Buffet scrambled eggs are made somewhere in a factory kitchen, sealed in plastic bags, and heated in the microwave oven before serving.