Recipes > BreakfastJune 27, 2006

Omelet in a Bag Recipe

The original recipe came from PBS but I adapted it for my family.

Ingredients

  • 1 quart size freezer bag (must be freezer bag) per person
  • 1 large pot of boiling water
  • 1-2 eggs per person (egg whites can be used)
  • Fillings (according to individual taste): onions, peppers, garlic, tomatoes, cheese, potatoes, etc.
  • 1 tablespoon heavy cream or evaporated milk (water can be substituted)
  • Salt & Pepper to taste
  • Seasonings of your choice (Italian seasoning, Herb de provence, onion powder, garlic powder)
  • 1 tablespoon butter or the inside of the bag can be sprayed with vegetable or olive oil spray

Directions

Put all ingredients in freezer bag; squeeze bag until ingredients are well blended.

Drop into boiling water for 13 minutes only! A large stock pot can hold up to 6 quart size freezer bags. Carefully remove freezer bags after the 13 minutes; open bag at one end to release steam; open bag completely and slide cooked omelet onto plate.

Enjoy!

By WandaJo from Collierville, TN

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By (Guest Post) 07/06/2008

For anyone that hasn't tried this...you HAVE to. They are the most amazingly fluffy, moist eggs you will ever eat. No messy clean up and no burnt eggs on the bottom of your pan. Great for camping!
Great recipe...Thanks.

By Frank (Guest Post) 05/14/2008

You copied my Grandmother!

By Karen in Summerville, SC (Guest Post) 06/28/2006

You will love this idea....Scouts have done this for years during camping....great clean up and tastes wonderful!

By melfrmny (Guest Post) 06/27/2006

I thank you for your great tip. I have laying chickens and i freeze the overage of eggs. this would be a great idea to pre-make and put in freezer. I would just omit the dairy. Add it before i put in the pan. thanks again.

By IMAQT1962 (Guest Post) 06/27/2006

WOW, THAT'S A COOL IDEA. THANKS FOR POSTING IT

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