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2 to 4
servingsMedium
By Rick Rodgers
Published 2002
In Viennese parlance, a dessert omelet is more closely related to a soufflé than to scrambled eggs. A bit of flour in the batter gives it a lovely texture similar to that of a light sponge cake. Stephanie omelet is always filled with some kind of apricot mixture—the simplest use apricot pre-serves—but in this version, fresh apricots are used, as befits a crown princess. Of course you can use any fruit in season, fresh or briefly sautéed, as long as it isn’t chilled. Once you master this rec