Does this make a folded omelette, or eggs on outside with cheese etc in middle? Or only frittata where all is mixed?
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An omelette will have to be folded by you, it's not automatic. It's great for flipping to the other side with little or no mess.
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It's just a set of two non-stick pans, so it makes whatever you can make on a pan. You can put eggs in it and not mix them, you can use only one pan and make scrambled eggs, you can find a matching lid and use it like any other pan, etc. It's up to you. I love them because I can use them together for any dish I want to flip or separately to cook two different things. I found a lid that fits them, so I use it like that as well. I often make fish in one pan (using the lid) and stir fry veggies in another.
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No - just add your beaten eggs and whatever else you want in it. It is fabulous.
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It's actually very cool the way this is set up. You do the bottom piece of bread, then your meat & or cheese. Then the next ring is where you break the egg. You put the top piece of bread lightly on top of the uncooked egg. Be careful not to push down when closing to start the cooking process, it will cause the egg to overflow & make a mess.
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The most I've used was 3 large eggs. I love this pan and use it often. I put lots of veggies in olive oil and sauté before adding my whipped eggs. Once semi-set I add cheese and avocado and fold the pan and let it steep on low for a minute. It's great with salsa on the side.
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You could definetly do mini omelets but I don't know about meatloaf that could get messy because of the grease.
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I added cheese chunks into the eggs and had no problems. If you want a cheese layer just flip it over after everything is cooked, open the lid and put your cheese on top and let melt. Hope this answers your question.
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It comes with a recipe that uses 2 - 8 ounces packages of cream cheese and 2 eggs, which makes 6 cakes. 8 of the bottoms fit into a 10" pan. I would suggest 2 to be on the safe side, but your recipe may not fill all 12. I bought 3 pans not knowing, and that's too many. I love the pans, though, and have used them twice this month already!
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I personally use it for an egg sandwich but I don't think it's limited to that type of meal. As far as the texture, well I can't call it. I find that if you want fluffy eggs, you might want to add milk.
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Practice and oil. Do not expect stainless steel cookware cook easily like nonstick . I can make good omelette, maybe 80% of time only. Have not tried crepes yet.
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There is a recipe in their cookbook for one that uses a box mix. I haven't tried it yet.
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It is made primarily for potatoes. It does not work well for things with harder consistencies like parmesan cheese.
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Neither, really. The eggs form into a solid patty like that of fast food breakfast sandwich eggs. You don't even have to stir them.
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I like it......more for a sandwich. Easy......stir with salsa and cook and a little butter. Less than a minute. Experiment with it. I sent one to my sister and she makes a poached egg.
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Yes you can make an omelette and it will slide out easily! Use on induction cooktop and works well. Best pans ever and we have had very expensive sets in past.
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It's NOT a TYPICAL omelet pan ... thats ALL the difference, this works as it`s being designed, to provide fine egg Roll's of a quite thin layer of scrambled egg's that is to be filled with several or various different fillings. To myself and many other satisfied customers it's GREAT and YES very different idea of omelets in size, texture, presentation, flavor and specially easy & fast to do and serve. HIGLY RECOMMENDED ... Viviano
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We wisk in powdered chedder cheeze. Otherwise egg mixture foams up. To make flavor good we put in a can of mushroom soup. We wisk all together. Auguson farms powdered cheese cheapest.
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I would say it's not balanced. I don't like the surface, eggs slide to the corners if the pan. You can cook grilled cheese and quesadillas, French toast, etc, but it's not perfectly flat.