Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Omelettes Anyone?

The omelette is such a simple, delicious treat any time of day.  And what better ingredient to use than fresh Ohio eggs?  Special thanks to Andrew for a dozen of these gems.

The difference between factory-farmed and cage-free eggs is immediately apparent: cage-free eggs have thick shells that require a firm strike on the side of a bowl to break.  A bright, firm yolk as intense as the morning sun is the result of a healthy, varied diet and happy hens.

When buying your next dozen eggs, consider spending just a little more for humanely-produced, cage-free eggs.  You'll see and taste the difference!

Thick brown and blue shells of and firm, high-standing yolks from cage-free eggs. 

 Not super pretty, but delicious.  I used leftover onion, ground beef, corn, and half an avocado to make this inexpensive omelette.  A couple of dashes of hot sauce and I was in heaven!

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