Omelette roll with processed cheese
An omelette roll is a very filling and tasty cold appetizer. It is prepared from an omelette fried in a frying pan and stuffed with processed cheese with garlic and herbs. The omelette roll is very tender and light. To keep the omelette in shape, hard cheese is added to the mixture, which melts when heated. Dutch, Russian, and cream cheese are suitable for making the roll. These hard cheeses are easy to grate and they melt well.
How to cook Omelette roll with processed cheese
Step 1

Make an omelette. Take a deep bowl and break the eggs into it. Add salt and pepper, whisk. Add mayonnaise and stir. Add grated cheese to the mixture and stir. Heat a frying pan, pour in vegetable oil. Pour the resulting mixture into it. Fry the omelette on low heat for 2 minutes. Cover with a lid and steam for another 1 minute. Do not turn the finished omelette over so as not to damage its integrity. Place it on a large flat dish. Let the omelette cool.
Step 2

Prepare the roll. Mix the processed cheese with dill and garlic. Spread the filling evenly over the omelette. Carefully roll up the egg roll and place it seam side down. Wrap tightly with cling film.
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