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4
servings for a light luncheon entréeMedium
By Bill Neal
Published 1985
The rice omelet will remind many of an Italian frittata in its double cooking. Initially, the eggs set up in a skillet, over a burner. They are then finished off in the oven, where an intense blast of heat puffs the beaten whites to a soufflé-like consistency. The base may be prepared ahead of time with the whites folded in just before cooking. Chopped ham or bacon, bits of roast, or cooked shellfish may be added to make a more substantial dish. A tomato, mornay, or hollandaise sauce