Good Omelette
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Good Omelette has 39 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 4 references, with 2 live disagreements.
Mostly:preparation step(2), ingredient ratio(2), preparation beat yolks creamy(1)
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Preparation Step | beat yolks until thin and creamy | [2] |
| Preparation Step | beat yolks until thin and creamy, add milk and salt, last whites beaten stiff | [4] |
| Ingredient Ratio | two tablespoonsful sweet milk and pinch salt per egg | [2] |
| Ingredient Ratio | two tablespoonsful of sweet milk and pinch of salt per egg | [4] |
| Preparation Beat Yolks Creamy | Egg Yolks | [1] |
| Add Stiff Whites Last | Egg Whites | [1] |
| Requires Salt | Salt | [1] |
| Cooking in Butter | Butter | [1] |
| Add Milk and Salt to Yolks | Sweet Milk | [1] |
| Add Last | whites beaten to stiff froth | [2] |
| Done When | top begins to set | [2] |
| Recommendation for Large | divide mixture and make two or three smaller ones | [2] |
| Cooking Vessel | hot pan with walnut-sized butter melted | [2] |
| Cooking Sign | mixture begins to bubble | [2] |
| Prevents Burning by | slip under broad-bladed knife frequently | [2] |
| Finishing Steps | fold over, shake pan to free, turn over into hot platter | [2] |
| Cooking Time | three or four minutes | [2] |
| Add After Yolks | milk and salt | [2] |
| Yolks Beaten Until Thick and Creamy | true | [3] |
| Cooked in Hot Pan With Butter Size of Walnut | Butter | [3] |
| Cooking Time Three or Four Minutes | 3 or 4 minutes | [3] |
| Fold Over When Top Begins to Set | true | [3] |
| For Large Omelette Divide Mixture Into Two or Three | true | [3] |
| Mixture Bubbles Immediately in Pan | true | [3] |
| Preparation Adds Milk and Salt to Yolks | true | [3] |
| Requires Frequent Slipping With Knife to Prevent Burning | true | [3] |
| Requires Pinch of Salt Per Egg | Salt | [3] |
| Requires Two Tablespoonsful Sweet Milk Per Egg | Sweet Milk | [3] |
| Serve Each Small Omelette Immediately | true | [3] |
| Shake Pan to Free Omelette | true | [3] |
| Turn Over Into Hot Platter | true | [3] |
| Whites Beaten to Stiff Froth | true | [3] |
| Scaling Advice | for large, divide mixture and make two or three smaller ones | [4] |
| Cooking Behavior | mixture should at once begin to bubble | [4] |
| Finishing Step | fold over, shake pan to free, turn over into hot platter | [4] |
| Cooking Technique | slip under with broad-bladed knife to prevent burning | [4] |
| Cooking Step | pour into hot pan with melted butter size of walnut | [4] |
| Cooking Duration | three or four minutes until top sets | [4] |
| Causal for Success | frequent slipping prevents burning | [4] |
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