This one does what it says on the tin – yes, you really can make an omelette in your kettle! It couldn’t be easier, and there’s no washing up.
This one does what it says on the tin – yes, you really can make an omelette in your kettle! It couldn’t be easier, and there’s no washing up.
INGREDIENTS
SERVES: 2
4 large eggs
2 tbsp grated cheddar
5 slices wafer thin ham
Salt and pepper
2 zip-lock sandwich bags
Optional:
Sriracha, Brown Sauce, or your favourite sauce, to serve
Vegetables
METHOD
1: Crack the eggs into a bowl and beat with a fork. Grate the cheddar and roughly chop the ham, then add this to the eggs with a bit of salt and pepper and give it a good stir.
2: Pour half the egg mixture into a heatproof zip-lock sandwich bag and carefully push all the excess air out of the bag and seal it. Then do the same again with the remaining egg mixture into a second bag.
3: Fill the kettle to ¾ full, and then carefully place both omelette bags inside, leaving a little of each bag hanging over the top of the kettle and close the lid to secure the bags in place.
4: Switch the kettle on. Once it has boiled, leave it to stand for 8 minutes - don’t open the lid! - then turn it back on again for a second boil. Once boiled for a second time, carefully remove the omelette bags using a set of tongs or something similar. Be careful it’s hot!
5: Unzip the bags, slide the omelette out onto a plate, and tuck in. Easy peasy!
INGREDIENTS
SERVES: 2
4 large eggs
2 tbsp grated cheddar
5 slices wafer thin ham
Salt and pepper
2 zip-lock sandwich bags
Optional:
Sriracha, Brown Sauce, or your favourite sauce, to serve
Vegetables
METHOD
1: Crack the eggs into a bowl and beat with a fork. Grate the cheddar and roughly chop the ham, then add this to the eggs with a bit of salt and pepper and give it a good stir.
2: Pour half the egg mixture into a heatproof zip-lock sandwich bag and carefully push all the excess air out of the bag and seal it. Then do the same again with the remaining egg mixture into a second bag.
3: Fill the kettle to ¾ full, and then carefully place both omelette bags inside, leaving a little of each bag hanging over the top of the kettle and close the lid to secure the bags in place.
4: Switch the kettle on. Once it has boiled, leave it to stand for 8 minutes - don’t open the lid! - then turn it back on again for a second boil. Once boiled for a second time, carefully remove the omelette bags using a set of tongs or something similar. Be careful it’s hot!
5: Unzip the bags, slide the omelette out onto a plate, and tuck in. Easy peasy!