Showing posts with label Western omelette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Western omelette. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2016

Vitrectomy


Husband M and I went to this restaurant and decided to split a western omelette (eggs with sweet pepper, onions and ham) breakfast.  The portions are quite large so we were happy and full afterward without feeling as if we had overeaten.


This former co-worker that I reconnected with recently had eye surgery, a vitrectomy to correct a problem in one of her eyes with its vitreous humor. She risked retinal detachment without the surgery.  She is only about 56 years old.  The surgery went well and she is very happy with her retinal specialist who has been monitoring her condition over the past 6 years.  The recovery period is 2 to 8 weeks but she is already driving out and about.  In fact, we will be meeting for coffee in the coming days. 

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Western Omelette

Welcome to the official first day of Spring in the Northern Hemisphere! It is still quite cold for the rest of the week with some snow predicted.

Western Omelette

I was craving a Western Omelette the other day and decided to make my own. It's great in a sandwich with ketchup! You saute some diced onions, green pepper and ham in a bit of oil. Then you mix some eggs with a bit of milk, salt and pepper and pour over it. Cover and simmer for about 10 minutes.