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Personal Paleo Omelets

Posted on04.04.16 by Nelle

Personal Paleo OmeletOn a lazy Saturday morning, when you have no place to be, What do you make that the whole family will love? Personal Paleo Omelets! They take a bit of time, not cooking time, but time for everyone to make their own personal creation. I love this, because everyone gets what they want.

Personal Paleo Omelets are also perfect when your kids have sleepovers, an evening meal, or when you need to feed a group for breakfast. You can cook most of these items the night before and put them out in bowls, kinda like taco night.

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Personal Paleo Omelets Ingredients

Large Eggs (2-3 per person)

Omelet Fillings:

Uncured Bacon

Uncured Pepperoni

Pork Sausage, cooked

Peppers, chopped and cooked

Onions, chopped and cooked

Green onions, sliced and cooked

Green peppers, chopped and cooked

Fresh Mushrooms, chopped and cooked

Fresh cilantro, basil, chives, parsley, or other herbs

More fillings of your choice

Omelet Toppings:

Tomatoes, diced

Green onions, chopped

Green peppers

Fresh basil, chopped

Fresh chives, chopped

Frank’s Red Hot (one of my favorites)

Salt and pepper to taste

Other toppings of your choice

Personal Paleo Omelets Instructions

Cook your eggs about half way in a small omelet pan.

Fold in the fillings of your choice and poured them in to  lightly greased mini fluted tube pan.

Bake omelets at 350° F for 15 to 20 minutes until they were firm,  turn them over onto a plate, add the toppings of your choice. Enjoy!

 What do you like in/on your omelets?

Personal Paleo Omelets
2016-04-04 12:25:14
On a lazy Saturday morning, when you have no place to be? What do you make that the whole family will love for Sunday Brunch? Personal Paleo Omelets! They take a bit of time for everyone to make their own personal creation, but the results are well worth it. I love this, because everyone gets what they want.
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Ingredients
  1. Large Eggs (2-3 per person)
Omelet Fillings
  1. Uncured Bacon
  2. Uncured Pepperoni
  3. Pork Sausage, cooked
  4. Peppers, chopped and cooked
  5. Onions, chopped and cooked
  6. Green onions, sliced and cooked
  7. Green peppers, chopped and cooked
  8. Fresh Mushrooms, chopped and cooked
  9. Fresh cilantro, basil, chives, parsley, or other herbs
  10. More fillings of your choice
Omelet Toppings
  1. Tomatoes, diced
  2. Green onions, chopped
  3. Green peppers
  4. Fresh basil, chopped
  5. Fresh chives, chopped
  6. Frank's Red Hot (one of my favorites)
  7. Salt and pepper to taste
  8. Other toppings of your choice
Instructions
  1. Cook your eggs about half way in a small omelet pan.
  2. Fold in the fillings of your choice and poured them in to a lightly greased mini fluted tube pan.
  3. Bake omelets at 350 degrees F for 15 to 20 minutes until they were firm, turn them over onto a plate, add the toppings of your choice. Enjoy!
By Nelle Weaver Farmgirl Paleo
Farmgirl Paleo http://www.farmgirlpaleo.com/

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