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OK I promised this recipe before the thread got closed so I will start a new thread for it.
These are oven baked omelettes and they will cost about 75p per head (depending on how cheap you can find the ingredients).
Oven Baked Omelettes
Ingredients
6 eggs beaten
2 oz cheese grated
3 cherry tomatos (or 1 regular tomato cut into 6)
1 rasher bacon but into tiny pieces (easiest to do this with scissors)
Enough Margarine to grease a tin
Method
Preheat the oven to gas mark 5.
Grease a 6 piece bun tin.
Add half a cherry tomato or 1 piece of tomato to every bit of the bun tin (dont know how to word it but one in the place you would normally put cake mix),
Sprinke on some grated cheese and then some bacon,
Pour the beaten egg over the top and bake in the oven until the mixture is set.
Nice with chips or as part of a packed lunch.
These are oven baked omelettes and they will cost about 75p per head (depending on how cheap you can find the ingredients).
Oven Baked Omelettes
Ingredients
6 eggs beaten
2 oz cheese grated
3 cherry tomatos (or 1 regular tomato cut into 6)
1 rasher bacon but into tiny pieces (easiest to do this with scissors)
Enough Margarine to grease a tin
Method
Preheat the oven to gas mark 5.
Grease a 6 piece bun tin.
Add half a cherry tomato or 1 piece of tomato to every bit of the bun tin (dont know how to word it but one in the place you would normally put cake mix),
Sprinke on some grated cheese and then some bacon,
Pour the beaten egg over the top and bake in the oven until the mixture is set.
Nice with chips or as part of a packed lunch.
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These sound lovely, and really quick to do....thanx,i'll be giving these a go this week!0
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Just like quiche without the pastry.0
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Sound lovely BS, i will try these at some stage, thanks xPawpurrs x0
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Thanks Black-Saturn for another simple, cheap and yummy recipe!
I love reading your posts...you always make so much sense!
And your recipes are great.
Thanks.Tess x
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These sound lovely and can easily include any leftovers! plus no frying to worry about!:j Thanks for another clever idea BS !:ADo what you love :happyhear0
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Oooh it's yummy AND low carb too
Thanks
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Could someone post a picture of a bun tin. If not how big are they and what shape? How many would this feed?Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia.0
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Here's one Aussielass...
I only have a muffin tin so perhaps that is too deep or just I'd get less for my six eggs.“Ordinary riches can be stolen, real riches cannot. In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you.” - Oscar Wilde0 -
Aha- thanks SmileyMum. We call that a patty cake tin. I just couldn't figure out what sort of tins you would cook buns in
So these would make individual servings. Two each etc. Gotcha ya now.
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ooh yum thanks BS0
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