Adjudicator
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What is a...
Sun, 08/28/05 11:22 AM
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Morrocan omelet??? Any help here?
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: What is a...
Sun, 08/28/05 11:50 AM
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quote:Originally posted by Adjudicator Morrocan omelet??? Any help here? Here's one: 8-10 eggs 1 lb. potatoes 1 can peas and carrots 1/4 cup chopped parsley Salt and pepper to taste Boil the peeled potatoes then mash coarsely. Add the peas and carrots, salt and pepper and chopped parsley. Add the eggs one at a time and mix them in with a spoon. Spray a large springform pan well. Pour mixture into the pan and bake at 375°F for about 45 minutes or until the omelet is golden. Allow to cool a bit before unmolding.
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Adjudicator
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Sun, 08/28/05 12:13 PM
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: What is a...
Sun, 08/28/05 12:16 PM
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I guess this was just one version. I'm sure there are more. It sounded to me sort of like a fat fritatta. Or is that frittata?
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hefried
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RE: What is a...
Sun, 08/28/05 1:46 PM
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a morroccan omlet is an omlet made in morroco..??? maybe
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RE: What is a...
Sun, 08/28/05 7:12 PM
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Having been to Morocco several times (but never had an omelette there) I would suppose the ingredients would be: merguez, harissa, onion, zucchini and goat cheese.
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Sun, 08/28/05 7:49 PM
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quote:Originally posted by lleechef Having been to Morocco several times (but never had an omelette there) I would suppose the ingredients would be: merguez, harissa, onion, zucchini and goat cheese. That sounds a bit better than Michael's rendition. You can keep the Feta cheese, though.
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