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Omelette Arnold Beckett

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Eggs, Dairy Worrall tho, Worrall2 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 Eggs
6 oz Gruyere cheese
1 Fillet smoked haddock; poached and cut
; into chunks
2 Heaped tbsp bechamel

INSTRUCTIONS

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Break the 3 eggs into a mixing bowl and whisk to combine the yolks and
whites.
In another mixing bowl place the flaked haddock which has already been
poached and fold in the bechamel, which has been made earlier. Over the
cooker heat an omelette pan and add a knob of butter, moving the pan around
so that the butter does not burn. Add a pinch of salt and pepper to the
whisked eggs and pour the mixture into the pan.
Draw the eggs from the sides into the centre to keep the mixture light and
fluffy and keep the eggs moving constantly. Your pan will need to be hot.
When the eggs are nearly cooked take the pan off the heat.
Add to the eggs the haddock and bechamel mix and the gruyere. Now place the
pan in the grill to finish off. When the cheese has melted and is a nice
golden colour it is ready to serve.
Use a flat fish slice to slide the omelette out of the pan and on to a
plate. It is served flat.
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