How to make a fine herb omelette #healthyeating

Looks fancy. Simple and tasty. Enjoy!

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This is a fairly simple recipe which you could make with any filling but I had lots of herbs in the garden and I thought it would be a great way to use them

Makes one omelette. Start with about 3 handfuls of soft herbs. Here I have thyme, basil, parsley, mint, chive flowers (they add a prettiness and mild chive flavour) and marjoram

Makes one omelette. Start with about 3 handfuls of soft herbs. Here I have thyme, basil, parsley, mint, chive flowers (they add a prettiness and mild chive flavour) and marjoram

Wash them well and chop them relatively finely. You don't want to chop them until they turn to mush.

Wash them well and chop them relatively finely. You don't want to chop them until they turn to mush.

Take three eggs (you can just use egg whites or a mixture to lower the fat content) and add 1 tbsp almond milk (or your milk of choice)

Take three eggs (you can just use egg whites or a mixture to lower the fat content) and add 1 tbsp almond milk (or your milk of choice)

Whisk the eggs until they are fully incorporated

Whisk the eggs until they are fully incorporated

I use this 'magic whisk' which although it looks small and innocuous works incredibly well! If you're in the UK I bought this from Lakeland years ago but I have seen them elsewhere since

I use this 'magic whisk' which although it looks small and innocuous works incredibly well! If you're in the UK I bought this from Lakeland years ago but I have seen them elsewhere since

Preheat your pan and wipe or spray with a little olive oil. Pour in your egg mixture

Preheat your pan and wipe or spray with a little olive oil. Pour in your egg mixture

Add your herbs

Add your herbs

To make a good omelette you want to keep the eggs moving at first to get a better texture. So use a wooden spoon to stir the eggs

To make a good omelette you want to keep the eggs moving at first to get a better texture. So use a wooden spoon to stir the eggs

Once it starts to set, stop stirring and add a little freshly ground black pepper

Once it starts to set, stop stirring and add a little freshly ground black pepper

When the eggs are set on the top flip over half of the omelette

When the eggs are set on the top flip over half of the omelette

Serve with green salad. Great for a lunch or light supper. I also often eat omelettes for breakfast. Enjoy!

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