Entering a store, sometimes your eyes run up from the abundance and variety of products on offer. There are many delicacies and delicacies on the shelves that are now readily available to the average consumer.
But sometimes it’s not a new dish that’s madly wanted, but a well-forgotten old one, which he loved to eat when he was still a child. And for me one of these dishes is an omelet like in kindergarten. It is completely different from the one that we fry in the morning in a pan, but rather a cross between an omelet and an airy casserole. One of the secrets of creating such a culinary miracle is precisely the use of not a frying pan, but an oven.
Lush, porous, tender and very tasty omelet in the oven as in the garden can be easily cooked. Once I was sure that flour, soda or baking powder must be added to such a dish to create the desired porous structure, and the procedure for beating the egg mass itself is especially careful and intense.
However, in reality, the cooking method turned out to be the simplest. Surprised by this, I decided to try to make the coveted dish from childhood on my own. It worked the first time. In the future, I cooked an omelet all the time, and it always turned out to be successful. And the dish consists of only four ingredients, the proportions of which must be observed to obtain the desired result.
Taste Info Egg dishes
Eggs, previously washed in running water with baking soda, are broken one by one and sent to a deep bowl. Add salt to taste.
Pour milk into the eggs.
Shake with a fork or a special whisk by hand. You do not need to use a mixer or blender, since our task is only to combine the ingredients with each other, and not turn them into a fluffy mass.
Lubricate a small refractory mold with butter. Then pour the whole egg-milk mixture into it. We put to bake in a preheated oven. The temperature should be 180 degrees.
Cooking time will depend on the height and size of the mold. But on average it lasts 30-40 minutes. After the omelet turns brown in the oven, you can open the oven door and check the readiness with a dry wooden stick.
It turned out an omelet, covered with a crust on top, and very tender and juicy inside.
As expected, the cross-section of the dish has a pronounced porous structure.
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