submitted by rejw2004 {1 Recipe}
Makes: 4 servings
Description: Dish up a little Mediterranean flavor at your next brunch with this Spinach, Feta, and Tomato Omelet.
Ingredients:
2
medium plum tomatoes
2
ounce(s) feta cheese
2
cup(s) (loosely packed) baby spinach leaves
8
large eggs
1 1/2
cup(s) water
1/2
teaspoon(s) salt
2
tablespoon(s) margarine or butter
Instructions:
Chop tomatoes. Crumble feta cheese. Thinly slice spinach leaves.
Preheat oven to 200 degrees F. Place 4 dinner plates in oven to warm. In medium bowl, place eggs, water, salt, and black pepper. With fork, beat 25 to 30 quick strokes to blend mixture without making it fluffy. (Overbeating toughens the proteins in the whites.)
In 8-inch nonstick skillet, melt 1 1/2 teaspoons margarine on medium. When margarine stops sizzling, pour or ladle 1/2 cup egg mixture into skillet.
After egg mixture begins to set around edges, about 25 to 30 seconds, with heat-safe spatula, carefully push cooked egg from side of skillet toward center, so uncooked egg can reach bottom of hot skillet. Repeat 8 to 10 times around skillet, tilting as necessary, 1 to 1 1/2 minutes.
Cook until omelet is almost set but still creamy and moist on top. Place skillet handle facing you, and layer one-fourth of crumbled feta, spinach leaves, and chopped tomatoes over half of each omelet.
With spatula, fold unfilled half over filling.
Shake pan gently to loosen any egg or filling from edge, then slide omelet to edge of skillet. Holding skillet above warm plate, tip skillet so omelet slides onto plate. Keep warm in oven. Repeat with remaining margarine, egg mixture, tomatoes, spinach, and feta to make 4 omelets in all. Serve with toast and a mixed greens salad with balsamic vinaigrette if you like.
Read more: Spinach, Feta, and Tomato Omelet - Brunch Recipes - Good Housekeeping
via image credit: flickr/Neeta Lind
I make a similar recipe but on the stovetop which is much faster and without the tomatoes. I find the tomatoes make The Omelette to acidity so I don't use them. You can combine all of the above ingredients except for the cheese in a bowl and place it in a pan on the stove top then half way through the Omelette and the cheese fold-over half of The Omelette over the cheese and Juana preparation time is probably about 10 minutes and going time is also about 10 minutes.
I make a similar recipe but on the stovetop which is much faster and without the tomatoes. I find the tomatoes make The Omelette to acidity so I don't use them. You can combine all of the above ingredients except for the cheese in a bowl and place it in a pan on the stove top then half way through the Omelette and the cheese fold-over half of The Omelette over the cheese and Juana preparation time is probably about 10 minutes and going time is also about 10 minutes.
This is not my recipe. I found it on the Betty Crocker site . This is a yummy coffee cake. The top tastes like pecan pie.
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