Sharing my recipes, some are under 500 calories and all are kid friendly (at least my kids like em) Also will be sharing useful family tips, craft ideas and such when or if I get the time...LOL This may be useful to some or not at all..but it could be fun:)
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Saturday, January 15, 2011
Breakfast!
Russ' favorite thing I make is omelets(at least I think so). He likes omelets with ham, onion and green pepper and I just like ham n cheese:) I tried n tried to make the perfect omelet for years, I met a woman named Cathy Murry who gave me a secret...you have to use a small pan and a big spatula! Before I used to call them "scrambled omelets" now, while probably still not perfect, they look more like omelets and they are always yummy! With toast and a sausage patty, a two egg omelet is still under 500 calories. Before heating the pan (good non-stick) have all your add ins chopped and ready, heat the pan with 1/2 tsp butter, beat the eggs in a bowl, when the pan is hot, saute the add ins and leave them in the pan, pour the eggs on top, season, moving a silicone spatula around the edges and swishing the egg around the pan until most the top is not soupy, then using a large spatula flip it, unless you are talented enough to flip it in the air(I'm not). sprinkle with cheese, fold and serve.:()
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