Which fresh herbs goes well with an omelette? [closed]
I'm playing around with omelettes, and was wondering which fresh herbs (and fresh spices) are commonly used in omlettes? Also, are there some that are often avoided? I'm looking for personal experiences from people who like to experiment.
Best Answer
Plain omelette: parsely and chives.
I'd be careful with woody, stalky herbs like rosemary; not because of the taste but because I don't want to chew on the hard pieces. Keep in mind that the omelette does not get cooked as long as other dishes where these work well.
Then depending on the filling: anything with cream and fish may work with dill. Italian style with sage and thyme. (Not herbs, but for completeness: Paprika with mushrooms and red wine. Garlic with fried onions.)
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What herb pairs well with eggs?
The 5 Best Herbs For Eggs- Parsley. One of the most versatile herbs (especially in Middle Eastern cooking), parsley is considered a basic add-in for eggs. ...
- Chives. With long green stems and a mild flavor, chives are an herb that belongs to the onion and garlic family. ...
- Thyme. ...
- Rosemary. ...
- Tarragon.
What herbs and spices go with eggs?
If you're looking for ingredients that can jazz up a variety of egg dishes, check out these top 20 egg seasoning ideas:How do you spice up an omelette?
For savoury omelettes ingredients such as soft or smoked cheeses, fresh herbs, salsa, and certain types of smoked meats or fish will work well. For sweet omelettes why not use soft fruit like Scottish strawberries and raspberries, mashed bananas, stewed apples or pears.Can you put rosemary in omelette?
Lift the handle of the pan up tilting the pan away from you and towards the plate. This tilting should cause the omelet to slide down in the pan a little. Fold the omelet in half. Sprinkle with the remaining almonds and rosemary.What's That Food Friday: Herb Edition (Omelette Demonstration)
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