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Omelette with black truffle

2 servings

10 minutes

Truffle omelette is a true embodiment of refined gastronomy, elegance, and depth of flavor. This exquisite recipe originates from French cuisine, where truffle is valued as one of the noblest ingredients. Its rich, earthy aroma pairs beautifully with the delicate texture of eggs, creating an unparalleled culinary delight. Butter adds a velvety quality to the dish, while sea salt and white pepper provide subtle piquancy. The omelette cooks quickly but requires precision: it should remain slightly moist, tender, and airy. Such a dish is perfect for special morning breakfasts or luxurious dinners when you want to treat yourself and your loved ones to a gastronomic masterpiece.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
475.2
kcal
23.6g
grams
40.3g
grams
2g
grams
Ingredients
2servings
Chicken egg
6 
pc
Butter
50 
g
Black truffles
20 
g
Sea salt
 
to taste
Ground white pepper
 
to taste
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Beat the eggs in a bowl.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Chicken egg6 pieces
  • 2

    Add thin slices of truffle and mix with the eggs. If you want a strong truffle flavor and aroma, let the mixture steep for a bit – 5 minutes should be enough.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Black truffles20 g
  • 3

    Heat the pan and melt the butter, but do not let it burn.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Butter50 g
  • 4

    Slightly salt and pepper the egg mixture and pour it into the pan.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Sea salt to taste
    2. Ground white pepper to taste
  • 5

    Once the edges of the omelet are set, carefully flip the 'pancake' with a spatula. Be careful not to overcook it – the surface should remain slightly moist. Overall, this process should take you no more than a minute.

  • 6

    Carefully transfer the omelet to a plate and roll it up.

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