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Lunch – Omelet with Morels

03 Thursday May 2012

Posted by Elizabeth Gaye MacDonald in Botony, Nikon D90, Photography, ViewNX

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Lunch - Omelet with Morel's by photographerpainterprintmaker

Lunch - Omelet with Morel's by photographerpainterprintmaker

Lunch - Omelet with Morel's by photographerpainterprintmaker
Lunch - Omelet with Morel's by photographerpainterprintmaker

Monday’s paint out may have been rained out, but the trip to Chatham was well worth it! We had to reschedule for the 7th. What made my day was the opportunity to leisurely stroll though Peter Moffat’s incredible woodland garden with my camera. One of the ladies had very sharp eyes, and spotted an incredible patch of morel’s. I could not have been more excited. I was able to take a few home. Today I made lunch with one of them.


1 morel cleaned and sliced
2 eggs beaten
A splash of milk
2 pats salted butter
1 clove minced garlic
1 sliced shallot
Sprinkle Parmesan cheese
Salt & fresh ground pepper

Saute veggies in butter a bit
Slide to one side of pan
Gently pour in beaten eggs
Sprinkle on Parmesan cheese
When almost set fold omelet.
Let set up a bit more
Plate and enjoy!

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