Decadent Omelette

The unique flavor of truffle oil and shaved truffles transforms this Parmesan cheese omelette.

Step: 1

Heat truffle (or olive) oil in a non-stick 8-inch pan.

Step: 2

Beat the eggs in a bowl until fluffy; pour into pan and let cook until the sides set.

Step: 3

Push the sides slightly toward the center and let the uncooked egg fill the edges. Repeat until the omelette is set.

Step: 4

Add the cheese to one side of the omelette. Fold the omelette in half over the cheese and slide it onto a plate.

Step: 5

Shave truffles on top.

Per Serving: 257 calories; protein 11.5g; carbohydrates 1.1g; fat 22.9g; cholesterol 283.4mg; sodium 181.9mg.

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