Omelet with flour in a pan
Description
An omelette with flour in a pan will appeal to those who, rejecting all sorts of tenderness, prefer this dish in a denser version. But just do not overdo it with it, put as much as indicated in the recipe, otherwise the result will disappoint you. By the way, it is quite possible to replace flour with semolina: try this option once. In the recipe for an omelet with flour in a pan, the old technology for calculating the measure of liquid for an omelet is described in great detail. Be sure to use it, and you will know exactly what should be the ideal density of this simple and quick dish.
Cooking
Step 1
For an omelette with flour, we need two small bowls. Take the egg and carefully break it with a knife over the first one so that the yolk remains in one of the shells.
Step 2
Holding both hands over the bowl, pour the yolk from shell to shell until all the egg whites drip down. Drain the yolk into a second bowl. In the same way, separate the whites from the yolks of all eggs. Set aside one of the shells - we will need it.
Step 3
Beat egg whites in a bowl with a fork or whisk until a clear foam appears. In another bowl, beat the yolks with a whisk until a mass of a homogeneous consistency is obtained.
Step 4
Whisk the beaten egg whites and yolks together. Stir with a whisk, beating only lightly. Add milk to the egg mass (at the rate of half a shell of milk per egg).
Step 5
To give the omelette a denser consistency, add the sifted flour to the mixture. Salt and pepper to taste. Place the pan on the stove and heat it up to high heat.
Step 6
Add vegetable oil to the pan and spread over the surface. Pour in the egg mixture for the omelet and cover with a lid that has been greased with a small amount of vegetable oil on the inside.
Step 7
When the surface of the omelet begins to set, gently pry it from the bottom with a wide spatula. The omelet should separate easily from the pan. Place a spatula under the entire omelette, press down with a second spatula and quickly flip over. Cook the omelette for 3 minutes.
Ingredients
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