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Our best omelets hash browns
Southern Living, Nov 2002 by Zacharia, Joy E
FOOD AND HOSPITALITY
When you've got a hankering for a hearty breakfast, order up these delicious eggs and golden, crisp potatoes.
After taking an informal survey at our morning coffeepot, I learned that folks are very particular about what they like in their omelets. Favorites range from just ham and American cheese to everything-but-the-kitchen-sink combinations-with plenty of preferences in between. Hash browns, however, are a different story. Most people polled prefer the shredded, crisp-on-the-- outside, tender-on-the-inside type with lots of salt and pepper.
Here, Lyda Jones, our Test Kitchens Director and breakfast connoisseur (she's the former breakfast cook at Charleston's Hominy Grill), shares her expertise on making perfect omelets and hash browns. Lyda knows some people are nervous about flipping omelets (restaurants do it to speed cooking). She says you can cook without flipping and still get good results-see the box on page 180 for instructions. Whichever way you choose, we think you're going to flip over this selection worthy of any special brunch or supper.
SPANISH OMELET WITH FRESH AvocADO SALSA
MAKES 2 OMELETS
Fresh Avocado Salsa:
MAKES ABOUT 2 CUPS
HAM-AND-CHEESE OMELET
MAKES 2 OMELETS
PREP: 5 MIN., COOK: 10 MIN. PER OMELET
OPEN-FACED BACON-AND-- POTATO OMELET
MAKES 4 TO 6 SERVINGS
CREAMY VEGGIE OMELET
MAKES 2 OMELETS
SMOTHERED-COVERED HASH BROWNS
MAKES 8 SERVINGS
PREP: 10 MIN., COOK: 25 MIN.
SWEET POTATO HASH BROWNS
MAKES 8 SERVINGS
EGGSTRA KNOW-HOW
* Eggs are economical, convenient, easy to prepare, and nutritious. One egg supplies 10% of our daily protein requirement. They're also a terrific source of vitamins A, D, and B12.
* Egg substitute, such as Egg Beaters, may be used successfully in the place of whole eggs (1/4 cup egg substitute equals one egg).
* Leftovers of vegetables, beef, chicken, or pork make great fillings for omelets. Chop ingredients into bite-size pieces. Heat in the microwave; sprinkle over egg mixture.
* We used frozen shredded hash browns to shorten prep time for these recipes. Substitute two very large baking potatoes for one (16-ounce) package shredded hash browns, if desired.
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