Omelet in Pastry |
In the early nineties when the girls were still at home, they thought that I was odd because I liked to record my cooking by taking pictures, mainly if I cooked a big dinner consisting of a lot of dishes. This habit of mine has been going on for a long time ago, and I still do it today.
It still amazes me to see how the simple ingredients can produce a delicious dish, therefore to record it is a must, and I am happy to be able to share it now.
Today I cooked Omelet in Pastry.
Before And After
These are pictures of the cooking process, from raw ingredients to a cooked dish.
Freshly picked herbs and vegetables in the afternoon, and other ingredients that I have at hand to cook for the evening meal |
I picked the fresh ingredients from the garden, to go with others that I got in the pantry, and in the fridge hopefully, I can cook and serve omelette in pastry for the evening meal. That was the plan that I got in mind. So I did.
I chopped up the young silverbeet leaves and the herbs-chives, mints and rosemary. |
A batch of Susy's water pastry: from the pantry, I got the flour, oil add some water to make the pastry |
Place veggies and herbs in a bowl, add eggs, and Parmesan cheese, salt. |
Transfer 2 buttered pastry rounds onto frying pan, overlapping |
Place the omelette mixture on the pastry, cook over med heat for three minutes |
Cover the mixture with two buttered pastry rounds after 3 minutes, keep on cooking, cover it with round paper |
After 7 minutes of cooking, it should puff up beautifully. Turn it over, cover and cook for 6 minutes |
It should be looking golden brown, continue cooking to make the bottom to be golden brown too |
The omelette in Pastry
Before: From Humble Ingredients, After Crispy Light Golden Pastry with Omelet Filling |
Before and After - In The Garden
In the garden, my beautiful hydrangea has been so fantastic, I cut and put them inside to brighten up my kitchen. They have been flowering since spring, long before Christmas, and now the colours have faded and changed. They look rustic, and I like them. I learnt a lot from plants and flowers, I take them as they come, the gift from nature. At present, I got the faded hydrangea arrangements in the house. Before the colours were pink, purple and blue, and After: now, they become lovely greenish. I think it is a gorgeous colour.
It has been a busy week, but a good one. Looking forward to a great weekend with the grandkids.
Until Next Post
Susy
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