Omelette au chèvre et miel (goat's cheese and honey omelette)
Time: 15 min 2 servings approx. 440 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 28 g protein / serving
The goat's cheese and honey omelette is a light, elegant breakfast and supper of French cooking: soft, tender egg, creamy goat's cheese, and a drop of honey that makes the whole thing piquant-sweet. It is a quick dish, but it depends on fine omelette technique.
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Season the beaten eggs with salt and pepper. Start cooking the omelette in butter over medium heat. When it's almost set, add the goat's cheese and drizzle with honey. Fold in half and serve sprinkled with thyme.
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Tips
Mix the eggs only with a fork, do not whisk them frothy, so they stay tender. Cook over medium heat and do not wait until it is fully set; the omelette finishes cooking on the plate. Cube or crumble the goat's cheese onto the middle of the egg before folding it over. Drizzle the honey on at the end so it does not caramelise and burn. Cook it in good-quality butter; according to the French, the perfect omelette does not take on any brown colour.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the omelette stick?
Because of the wrong pan or too little butter; use a non-stick pan and let the butter foam before pouring in the egg.
What can it be complemented with?
Fresh thyme, chives, walnuts, spinach or thinly sliced mushrooms.
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