Some days . . . only an omelet will do. Fortunately, these lovely ingredients were on hand, and I thoroughly enjoyed this light lunch. I’d meant to use Swiss cheese, but pulled out the pepper cheese in error, so since I was lazy AND hungry, the pepper cheese won out. Good choice, as it was just the right touch.
Once again the new, colorful pan came through. It was so delicious! Clean up took about a minute!
Another great meal from the “Less Than A Dollar” menu! ;->
Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
What kind of pan is it Judie as I am looking and really want a cast iron one with the ceramic coating of course, have seen but you think I can find one now, well no way.
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Here is their web page about this pan.
http://bialettishop.com/CWAeternumMain.htm
I bought it at my local Fry’s supermarket. They had the whole set on sale a couple of weeks ago, but I managed to restrain myself!
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Looks yummy! 🙂
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Every time I see the picture, I want to make another one. So easy, so delicious!
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Perfect looking omelette – love that ceramic pan!
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The pan is great for omelets!
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Thanks Judie, I bet you watch him on the Chew also 🙂
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What is the Chew? I don’t watch television – so maybe it is a cooking show???
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Yes it is, and Mario is one of the cooks on it. You can go to http://www.thechew.com and get many good recipes, if you do check out his Orange Julius I have made and is good.
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I feel so out of it – I don’t know who Mario is, either. I’ve seen a picture of a fellow who wears red shoes, and it seems like his name is Mario. Is that the one?
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Lazy and hungry indeed, but it turned out well. The addition of spinach, cheese and pepper is great and I love that pan by the way!!!
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The pan is so perfect for so many things. I wouldn’t cook meat in it on high heat, but much prefer it to the microwave for gently reheating foods. Preheat the pan with some water in it, then add food, keeping heat setting no more than medium. Spray top of food with water from a spray bottle to create steam at the top of the food, and cover. Almost any reheated food benefits from a spritz of water during the process.
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wow great way of cooking. Where did you get the pan?
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I bought it at my local Fry’s (Kroger) supermarket, but they are common. Here is the company’s website address:
http://bialettishop.com/CWAeternumMain.htm .
They are available from Amazon, too, but more expensive. Fry’s had a whole set on sale for under $100. a few weeks ago. A great bargain, but my cabinets are already suffering from severe obesity! But . . . I WAS tempted!
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Perfection!
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Indeed! It was everything I had dreamed of while putting it together. ;->
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