French omelettes are superior to American omelettes in my opinion. They are actually very similar, but they are cooked and folded very differently. With American omelettes, you fold one time in half and cook over low medium heat. This produces a slightly crispy omelette. But a French omelette is a whole different thing; you almost more roll, rather than fold the omelette, and you cook over a gentle, low heat. This creates a soft, velvety omelette with a silky interior.
A classic French omelette is a whole lot easier to make than it sounds. Use this video as a guide and you’ll be eating like you’re in France everyday. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!
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