1 pan choose one with a diameter that is similar ro your rice paper sheets so that they can lie flat in the base.
Ingredients
1sheetrice paper
forfor greasing the pan
2eggs
1Tablespoonwater
salt and pepper
Salmon & Avocado
40gramssmoked salmon
40gramsavocadoone eighth rsliced
baby spinach leaves
1Tablespoonhollandaise sauceOptional- This omelette is lovely with a little drizzle of hollandaise
Aisan Inspired
40gramsshredded chicken
mung bean sprouts
1spring onionfinely sliced
chilli oil
1drizzlehoisin sauceOptional- This omelette is lovely with a little drizzle of hoisin
Cheese & Chives
2Tablespoonsgrated cheese
1teaspoonchivesfinely chopped
Mushroom & Bacon
1rasherstreaky baconcooked
¼cupmushroomsliced and sauteed
½tomato deseeded and chopped
2Tablespoonsgrated cheese
Instructions
Heat your pan over a medium heat
In a mixing bowl or jug whisk the eggs, water and salt and pepper.
Brush your heated pan with oil
Place your rice paper in the bottom of the pan.
Pour the whisked eggs on top of the rice paper. Ideally, you want the rice paper to be evenly covered, but don't worry if it's not perfect. You can do this by tilting the pan to spread the egg mixture, or by using the back of a spoon.
Add your chosen omelette toppings
Cook until the egg is set. Using your spatula fold the omelette in half, the rice paper should be crispy and the eggs cooked but soft.
Enjoy
Notes
Rice paper: Rice Paper is readily available in supermarkets and Asian specialty stores. It’s cheap to buy and has a long shelf life making it a great pantry staple.
Oil: You can use your favourite oil or butter, just a little is needed to grease the pan.
Water: When I make an omelette I like to add a splash of water to the whisked eggs I find this gives a lighter fluffier omelette
Fillings: Let your imagination run wild. I'll share 4 of my family's favourite filling combinations.