Spinach, feta, and onion omelette

Jan 13, 2012 by     2 Comments    Posted under: Uncategorized


Inspired by a brunch at a local diner, this omelette uses the saltiness of the crumbled feta as almost a complete substitute for any additional salt.  By using more egg whites than yolks, we were able to serve a seemingly thick yet light dish all-in-one.  For extra credit, we had blood oranges available that added a rich color and tangy taste to complete the meal.

Spinach, feta, and onion omelette Recipe

By sriram
Published: January 13, 2012

  • Yield: 2 Servings
  • Prep: 15 mins
  • Cook: 10 mins
  • Ready In: 25 mins

Inspired by a brunch at a local diner, this omelette uses the saltiness of the crumbled feta as almost a complete substitute for any …

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Beat the eggs and egg whites and keep aside
  2. Heat the olive oil in the skillet. After a few minutes, add the chopped onion. While stirring the onions, sprinkle the salt and pepper. Let the onions brown (should take ~5 minutes)
  3. Add the chopped spinach. Don’t be surprised if the volume of spinach seems like a lot, it will cook down in volume very quickly
  4. After 5 minutes, add this mixture from the skillet to the beaten eggs
  5. Pour 1/2 of the mixture back into the heated skillet.
  6. After less than a minute, as you see the sides of the omelette start to brown, sprinkle half of the feta.
  7. Let this cook for a few minutes, and then carefully flip the entire omelette to allow the feta to briefly cook
  8. Serve warm, optionally with blood orange slices. Makes for a great Sunday brunch!

2 Comments + Add Comment

  • Nice read, I just passed this onto a colleague who was doing some research on that. And he actually bought me lunch because I found it for him smile So let me rephrase that: Thank you for lunch!

    • Thanks for your read! How did it turn out?

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