Omelette

Origin: Paris, France

Source: Mary Randolph, 1824

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Break six or eight eggs into a dish and beat them lightly. Add chopped parsley and chives along with pepper and salt to taste, and mix everything together well.
  2. Put a piece of butter in a pan and let it melt over a clear fire until it is nearly brown. Pour in the egg mixture and stir it in. In a few minutes it will be done sufficiently. Double the omelette and serve it quite hot.

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