Making an Omelette
Now, by no means am I a chef but I do
love a good mess in the kitchen. This may be
my gateway into being a food blogger who has a nice backstory of their
personal memories relating to the recipe they’re about to impart but
alas, I do not have the time for that right now.
Here is an omelette to build your appetite

No, it is not one I made
I did say that I am by no means a chef, after all
Ingredients
- egg (naturally)
- oil
- whatever else you enjoy in an omelette like basil, mushrooms,
cheese…
Instructions
- crack open eggs and do not get any shells inside
(unless you want that in your omelette, I suppose. To each their
own)
- mix the egg so that the yolk and whites are combined
- grab a pan
- oil the pan
- heat the pan
- add the ingredients you want in your omellete and cook until almost
ready
- add your eggs (do not mix it here, just let the egg cook)
- once cooked, transfer to a plate
- Eat the omelette
Optional step: enjoy the omelette (maybe you experimented too much
and won’t enjoy it).
Disclaimer
If the recipe didnt work, I take no responsibility.
Jamie Oliver is notably a more renowned and skillful chef than I, so
here’s his omelette
recipe too in case mine doesn’t tickle your fancy.
You may have to click “open in new tab” since apparently clicking
the link directly might not work
… I’ve only just started coding, if this is fixed by the time
I upload this then consider my troubleshooting a success
- enjoy a random math equation because i’m messing around. Or perhaps
if the recipe didn’t work out, I hope you find comfort in the equation
(if you enjoy maths) \[ a^2 + b^2 = c^2
\]
(it turns out using the + sign does the same thing as a - sign on
here. Both create a dot pointed list!)