Cook ingredients that you are used to cooking by other techniques, such as fish, chicken, or hamburgers. In other words be comfortable with the ingredients you are using.
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We had a two for coupon for the breakfast buffet at Main Street on Main Street one block east of Fremont Street. Total cost was $10.20 for two which is not bad for a full breakfast buffet with an egg station. I do not like the scrambled eggs on a breakfast buffet. They are generally something like 'egg beaters' and don't taste like real eggs to me. The only time I will get eggs on a breakfast buffet is when there is an egg station where the chef cooks fresh eggs to your specification. I ordered an omelet with spinach and cheese. I also got a bagel with cream cheese, smoked salmon and capers along with sausage, hame and hash browns. Coffee and orange juice rounded out my meal.
Watching the chef cook eggs in the egg station was quite fascinating. We chit chatted as he cooked and that is one of the things I enjoy the most because I learn through the dialogue. He did not use an egg flipper until plating and then only to help fold the omelet. This would be a very easy omelet to duplicate at home using steamed spinach. While this omelet only had spinach and cheese I think adding mushrooms and onions would be very good as well. Oh and smoked salmon on a bagel with cream cheese and capers is just absolutely delightful! It would be very easy to make at home as well.
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