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Home » Breakfast

Goat Cheese Omelette

July 14, 2015 By Lorena Grater

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Collage of Goat Cheese Omelette images with text overlay for Pinterest.I was at the adorable little market in my small town and found all sorts of pretty things. It is so much more inspiring to go to a market as opposed to a supermarket. The way the sales people treat you and their food is so sweet and wonderful. The respect they show even towards their plants is amazing. As if they were their children. They are proud of their produce and sell it to you describing its colour, juiciness, freshness, crunchiness, healthiness and whatnot. I wish I had one of those sales people around all the time to write my blog posts. They just KNOW how to describe food. I sometimes struggle. It is hard to describe how something tastes. It is so much easier to just give someone something to try and find out him- or herself. At the market they do an amazing job describing food. I think I will have to go more often and learn from my colleagues.

Top view of Goat Cheese Omelette on a plate with a fork and knife, and a cup of coffee.

A bunch of spring onions.

The egg sales stand was proudly announcing same day fresh eggs and I couldn’t resist. I remembered I hadn’t posted a breakfast recipe in ages and that inspired me to create this Goat Cheese Omelette with fresh spring onions, zucchini and garden cress. It tasted uuuuuh-mazing!!! It makes a world of a difference when the ingredients are all fresh and crunchy and juicy and all the beautiful words the market sales people use to describe their produce.

Goat Cheese Omelette on a plate.

By the way, husband and I are currently in a bus on our way to Hamburg. It is taking an eternity but we couldn’t be happier to be here on our way to a new city we never visited before……CHILDLESS!!! For the first time ever we left the children behind with grandma and went on a trip just the two of us. When we got married we couldn’t afford a honeymoon on top of our big wedding and always figured there is time for that later. Well later was interrupted by remodelling and selling our apartment in Mexico City, getting pregnant and giving birth to our son, moving to London, getting pregnant again and giving birth to our daughter, moving to Montreal…..However, “later” FINALLY came now and we are going on a week trip to Hamburg and Berlin and we are nervous and anxious to leave our babies behind but oooover the moon excited, too. Our kids are in the best hands there are on the planet. Thank you Mami!!!

Top view of Goat Cheese Omelette on a plate with a fork and knife, and a cup of coffee.

Goat Cheese Omelette

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 1
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Ingredients

  • 2 eggs
  • 2 oz milk - (60ml)
  • salt
  • 1 small zucchini
  • 2 spring onions
  • 1 hand full garden cress
  • 1.5 oz goat cheese - (40g)
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Instructions

  • Heat a non stick pan over low-medium heat.
  • Wash and julienne zucchini.
  • Wash spring onions and chop green part only (save white part for something else).
  • Cut and wash water cress.
  • In a small bowl whisk together eggs, milk and a pinch of salt.
  • Add a tiny bit of flavourless vegetable oil (such as avocado or sunflower oil) to pan and wait for it to be hot.
  • Add egg mix.
  • Place zucchini, goat cheese and most of the spring onion green on one side of the omelette and as soon as the egg is cooked through enough to be able to lift it with a spatula, carefully flip the empty half over the full half and continue to cook for another minute or two. The middle should remain uncooked and soft. If you cook the omelette for too long it will become dry and chewy.
  • Remove from pan, add garden cress and decorate with remaining chopped spring onion.
  • Serve with a delicious cup of hot coffee and start your day with this delicious breakfast kissing the inside of your belly.
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  1. Roei says

    August 12, 2018 at 3:04 am

    I made it and it is delicious, but I messed it up a little, when cooking, the egg was perfect on the outside but really soft on the inside. like, not cooked AT ALL please help so I can make it better next time! is it adding more oil or heating it more? less oil? lower fire (it was almost the lowest) thank you!

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    • Lorena says

      August 12, 2018 at 3:34 pm

      I’m glad you liked it and sad it didn’t turn out exactly as you hoped. You have to preheat over medium low (my stove goes from 1-9 and I preheat on 3) and you have to preheat for a loooong time. It has to be really really hot. Leave it for at least 5 minutes. Then add a tiny bit of oil only seconds before the the whisked egg, then add the egg. That should give you the best results. The inside will definitely be soft but not uncooked.

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  2. Jessie Nguyen says

    January 19, 2016 at 5:32 pm

    5 stars
    Wow, look at the eggs, the onion, the cheese… everything looks so tasty!!!
    They all sound amazing and must be perfect quick, easy & delicious breakfast recipes. I’m super excited to get started with this list as I am a cheese lover so definitely, I will try them all… :)
    Thank you so much for sharing this recipe!

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    • Lorena says

      January 20, 2016 at 10:10 am

      Thank you Jessie :)

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