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Start with fresh eggs and quality ingredients. Use farm-fresh eggs for the best flavour and texture.
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Whisk the eggs thoroughly with a pinch of salt and pepper. Some add a dash of milk or cream for a creamier texture.
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Use butter or olive oil in your pan for added flavour. Let the pan heat up before adding the eggs to ensure a good cook.
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Use medium heat for cooking the omelette. High heat might result in a browned exterior before the inside is properly cooked.
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Prepare your filling ingredients in advance. Have them chopped and ready to go. Layer the fillings evenly over the partially cooked eggs.
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Don't overcook! The perfect omelette is slightly runny in the centre. Cook until the edges are set but the middle is still a bit wet.
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Use a spatula to gently fold the omelette in half once the bottom is cooked. Tilt the pan and let the omelette slide to one side before folding.
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Once folded, let it cook for a few more seconds to ensure everything melds together. Slide it onto the plate and, if desired, garnish with fresh herbs or a sprinkle of cheese.
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Enjoy your fluffy, perfectly cooked omelette!