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  1. The key in french cuisine is to just use a shitload of butter and every level in every nook and cranny.

  2. A froggy omelet.
    Red White and Blue 🇺🇲
    Been workin just fine.
    Plus it has a back up plan. Scrambled
    😂😂😂😂😂

  3. Can somebody please teach me about the temperature control, the amount of heat the pan needs to have to achieve this. I see a million videos talking about salting your eggs before or after, adding how much ever butter, what the butter needs to look like before you add your eggs, talking about stirring or whatever. Nobody ever seems to talk about how much heat you're applying to your pan. Because different pans different amount of heat. Add to the fact that not everybody has the same type of stove too especially considering I'm not from the US/Canada. Also I understand I need to take the pan on and off the heat but at how much heat my pan needs to be tho for real. I need somebody to teach me this

  4. that is not a french omlette its just an omlette the cook isnt the hard part its the presentationand this is is flat out wrong

  5. Genuinely who wants to make a French omelette when you can make literally any other type of egg dish

  6. The true measure of a chef… make a proper French omelet. If you can't do that… you're not worth your salt as a chef.

  7. too dry for a french omelette. that is more of a proper diner omelette, i say proper because the diner omelettes are usually way overcooked.
    french omelette should also be a cylinder not a half-moon.

  8. it's ERBS, HERB is a name, hERBS are a plant part used for culinary, medicinal and other uses.
    why do we always have to dumb shit down because people are too lazy…

  9. Omellettes are one of those overpromising and underdelivering dishes out there. Just like scrambled eggs. And there is no 'fancy methods' you can use to convince me otherwise.

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