How to make a Michelin-starred omelette at home?

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I wonder if anyone has attempted the process of making a Michelin-starred omelette at home. What would the outcome be?

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Jai fai in her cooking goggles is a tourist attraction here in Bangkok ❤
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You gents are fantastic! Thanks for your passion!
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Nice to see a shout out to the Taiwanese omelet along with such legendary/pristine dishes—
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The Arnold Bennett looks the best to me. I could eat that every day. Eggs benedict and smoked salmon bagels are probably my favorite breakfast foods, that kinda leans in that direction
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The fact that they both took a bite of that oyster omelette, both agreed it was disgusting, then proceeded to scran it anyway is a testament to their palate. Keen for a culinary adventure I guess...
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We also love the Taiwanese Oyster Omelette in Thailand, it's known as Orsuan (ออส่วน) in Thailand.
We like the snotty-gooey consistency so it's important not to overcook the flower base or it'll become dry and rubbery.
It's usually par cooked and served sizzling on cast iron hot plate, at least that's how it's usually done at Thai-Chinese seafood restaurants.
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About tortilla de patatas.
Spanish chef here. Everything I'm gonna say is advice because at the end of the day there's not exactly a way of cooking it but I believe that if you add wet to solid you'll get a better final product even though I couldn't see how much liquid there was but looked a bit runny for my taste by looking at how it bounced. Well done regardless and keep doing well, love your content
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‘Eg, Egg and Eggy’ was not lost on me!
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Dame Nellie Melba was an Australian born opera singer. Anna Pavlova was the ballet dancer who had a dessert named after her too... the Pavlova. Invented in New Zealand, when she was touring there. Both very delicious!
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Is there anything you magicians can't cook? Love this content and you're setting the bar higher every time. I've had multiple visits to Bangkok so I'd love to see you guys heading over there. The Jay Fai crab omelette is her signature dish but tastes very oily..... bit of a let down. Her Shrimp drunken noodles are far better (Pad Kee Mao). I'll definitely attempt one of your omelettes for sure.... every one a Masterclass. THANK YOU for bringing these amazing contents to us ❤
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Fantastic content as always!
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Love this episode. I think these guys are right in their wheelhouse with this one.
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I’m so glad they don’t take themselves too seriously, love this content
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Come on 5 million views! We need you guys to make the BKK street food series!!!
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The fried oyster omelette is quite a common dish in asia actually and yes it is inspired by Taiwanese.

So when my family make it ourselves, we also use tapioca flour in the mixture, put the egg straight in there, add grated carrot & white radish, also sauted onion. We go with local oyster because it's small, therefore it's not as snotty as the european ones and faster to cook. The pancake is thick most of the time.

What we wanna get is that almost-mochi-like, chewy texture on the pancake and we can do the sauce as we please, whether we want it sweet & sour, sweet & spicy or anything else. It's totally up to us. We always put vegetables in the sauce too like carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, green beans, bell pepper, also pickled cucumber sometimes.
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That crab shell was crazy straight laughed out loud.
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All the omlette looked great I only eat a plain omlette thou with ketchup lovely. Great content
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Boursin is famous and loved in France, it's used in quite a few dishes.
There is another brand named "Tartare" and these two have been battling for the top of the "fresh cheese with herbs" mountain since as long as I can remember.
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Love you guys! I learn so much.
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Sorry, but the Omelette Arnold Bennett is lovely. Smoked Haddock? Yum.
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