Nutrition Facts
4 servings
4
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Clean the green onions and keep the small stalks to slice them (about 5 centimeters). Save the rest for a soup.
Melt the butter in a pan.
Mix in a bowl: the eggs, salt, pepper, chives, diced ham, and cream.
Cook your omelette for a few minutes in the pan. Not too long, or it will be dry.
Serve immediately with bread, butter, and salad.
To finish, a few last things: The omelette is cooked "scrambled" to better control the cooking, considering the quantity of eggs. Good eggs from your own hens are incomparable to those from the store.
Clean the green onions and keep the small stalks to slice them (about 5 centimeters). Save the rest for a soup.
Melt the butter in a pan.
Mix in a bowl: the eggs, salt, pepper, chives, diced ham, and cream.
Cook your omelette for a few minutes in the pan. Not too long, or it will be dry.
Serve immediately with bread, butter, and salad.
To finish, a few last things: The omelette is cooked "scrambled" to better control the cooking, considering the quantity of eggs. Good eggs from your own hens are incomparable to those from the store.
4 servings
4
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