Ingredients:
6 eggs - beaten well with a splash of water
½ lb. of bacon - sliced into about 1 inch pieces
½ cup of fresh cilantro - chopped
1 cup of button mushrooms - sliced
½ yellow onion - sliced
½ red onion - sliced
2 cloves garlic - chopped
1 hot pepper - chopped
1 vine ripe tomato - chopped
Grated Romano cheese
Olives marinated in olive oil with red pepper flakes
Olive oil for drizzlingPrepare bacon and set aside.
½ lb. of bacon - sliced into about 1 inch pieces
½ cup of fresh cilantro - chopped
1 cup of button mushrooms - sliced
½ yellow onion - sliced
½ red onion - sliced
2 cloves garlic - chopped
1 hot pepper - chopped
1 vine ripe tomato - chopped
Grated Romano cheese
Olives marinated in olive oil with red pepper flakes
Olive oil for drizzlingPrepare bacon and set aside.
Heat the griddle with a drizzle of olive oil. Place all of the veggies on the griddle and let the veggies grill until the onion become golden.
Heat a medium sized frying pan and place a drizzle of olive oil in the pan. Move the olive oil around and pour in some of the beaten eggs. Let the eggs become solid and carefully lift with a spatula and gently flip, leave only for a second and plate.
Cover the omelet with the grated cheese and fill half of the omelet with grilled veggies and bacon. Cover the veggies with the other half of the omelet and top with the olives marinated in olive oil and red pepper flakes.
This is a delicious breakfast, lunch or dinner, served with a side salad or fruit. How wonderful.
Enjoy with Love,
Catherine
Chow and Chatter says
yum can't beat a good omelet 🙂
redkathy says
Loved the video Catherine! Beautiful omelet and gourmet all the way.
Joanne says
I love a good omelet! Especially one that is filled with so many veggies!
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Pegasuslegend says
Do you realize how hard it is to find those wrinkled gorgeous olives here in Florida? This picture stopped me dead in my tracks, I am so wishing for them! I absolutely love those Italian imported black winkled olives, that made the whole meal for me...I love this picture and makes me think of my mom, we would be happey for lunch with a stick of pepperoni, ripped off hunks of italian crusty break and a stick of pepperoni omg! loved it! thanks for that memory! xxxooo
Angie's Recipes says
I could have this for the dinner with a few slices of bread! Yummy!