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    Egg Omelette Recipe

    Last Updated On: Apr 14, 2025 by Aarthi

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    Egg omelette is a versatile dish. It goes perfectly with steamed rice and rasam, sambar or curd rice making it a great side dish for South Indian cuisine. A spicy masala omelette adds extra flavor to a simple rice meal, while stuffed omelette pairs well with simple gravy.  In this blog post, Learn how to make best egg omelette.

    Egg Omelette For Rasam Rice - Masala Egg Omelette Recipe

    Egg Omelette

    If i feel very lazy to cook anything, the only thing which i do is a simple rasam and an egg dish. For me eggs are a total saviour, I love them a lot so do my family. Eggs are so versatile and it can be made into any form as you like.

    Jump to:
    • What is an Omelette?
    • About Egg Omelette
    • Egg Omelette Ingredients
    • Hacks 
    • How to Make Egg Omelette (Stepwise Pictures)
    • Expert Tips
    • Variations
    • FAQ
    • 📖 Recipe Card

    Couple months back i made this and served it for my lunch. The lunch plate includes some piping hot rice, carrot and potato poriyal, green gram thogayal(recipe soon), egg omelette, rasam and a samosa.The egg omelette is a little spiced up version and it was yummy. I hope you will try it and let me know how it turned out.

    What is an Omelette?

    Omelette is a simple dish which is made by beating eggs, adding salt and spices, and cooking it in a pan. It’s a high-protein meal that can be enjoyed plain or with ingredients like cheese, veggies or meat.

    Popular types include Spanish omelette with potatoes, Masala omelette with spices. Other delicious egg dishes include scrambled egg and poached egg. Light, fluffy and easy to make omelette is a healthy breakfast option. It is a quick and filling meal that never disappoints.

    For a Western-style meal, omelette goes great with buttered toast, baked beans or grilled sausages, making it an English breakfast. Whether enjoyed with traditional Indian flavors or as part of a continental breakfast omelette is a simple yet delicious addition to any meal.

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    Egg Omelette For Rasam Rice / Masala Omelette / Egg Omelet - Indian Style

    About Egg Omelette

    Egg omelette is a go-to choice for a quick and healthy breakfast. Light yet filling, it provides essential proteins and nutrients to keep you energized throughout the day. Many prefer a fluffy omelette, some enjoy a thinner, firmer texture. It’s a staple in various cuisines. 

    Why I love Egg Omelette - Egg omelette is a simple dish but it tastes so good. With just a few basic ingredients, we can create something that feels indulgent without being complicated. This reminds me of childhood mornings, especially on sports days, when my mom would bring me an egg omelette with toast. It’s a simple meal that brings back comforting memories. Most importantly, It requires just a few simple ingredients and one pan, so the clean-up is a breeze. This makes a perfect meal for days when I don’t want to spend too much time washing dishes.

    Omelette is a perfect meal option for busy mornings or a light dinner. Its simplicity and versatility make it a timeless favorite, whether you’re cooking for yourself or preparing a meal for the family. A well-made omelette can be a satisfying and nutritious part of any balanced diet.

    Egg Omelette For Rasam Rice / Masala Omelette / Egg Omelet - Indian Style

    Why this recipe work?

    1.Quick and Simple: Egg omelette is quick and easy to prepare, making it perfect for busy mornings or a fast meal anytime.

    2. High-Quality Protein: Eggs are packed with protein and essential nutrients, which offers a nutritious base for any meal.

    3. Customizable: Whether you prefer a plain omelette or with added fillings, it’s versatile enough to meet everyone’s preferences.

    4. Everyone’s Favorite: From breakfast to dinner, egg omelette is a classic dish loved worldwide for its taste and simplicity.

    5. Ideal for Leftovers: I love how versatile the omelette is for using up leftover ingredients. Whether it’s extra veggies, cheese or meats, I can throw them in and create a new, tasty meal without wasting food.

    6. Perfect Portion Control: The omelette is a great choice because I can make it as big or small as I want. Whether I need a light snack or a full meal, it’s always the right amount.

    Egg Omelette Ingredients

    Eggs: Eggs are the main ingredient, it offers a rich source of protein and creates a fluffy texture for the omelette.

    Onion: Finely chopped onions provide a slight sweetness and crunchy texture which balances the softness of the eggs.

    Green Chilli: It adds a burst of heat and enhances the flavor with a touch of spice.

    Turmeric Powder: This offers a vibrant golden color and imparts a warm, earthy flavor that complements other ingredients.

    Salt: It is essential for bringing out the natural flavors in the omelette, making it more savory.

    Pepper Powder: It gives a mild kick of spice, creating depth in flavor.

    Oil: Small amount of oil is used for cooking, which ensures the omelette cooks evenly and remains soft. It also contribute a slight crispiness on the edges.

    Masala Omelette / Egg Omelet - Indian Style

    Hacks 

    1. To get the fluffiest omelette, use fresh eggs. Adding a splash of milk can also help to create extra fluff.

    2 Cook your omelette over low to medium heat. This helps prevent it from browning too quickly and ensures a soft, creamy interior while maintaining a golden exterior.

    3. Less is more when it comes to fillings. Overstuffing your omelette can cause it to tear or become too heavy.

    4. If you’re adding vegetables or meats, it’s a good idea to pre-cook or warm them before adding them to the omelette.

    5. Non-stick skillet makes flipping and cooking the omelette much easier. It helps ensure the omelette doesn’t stick, making it easier to fold and slide out of the pan.

    6. Season your eggs before you cook them for an even distribution of flavor.

    7. When cooking the omelette, let it cook for a minute without touching it, then gently fold it in half. Stirring can break it up and make it look scrambled instead of smooth.

    How to Make Egg Omelette (Stepwise Pictures)

    add some turmeric powder
    some salt
    mix well
    crack open 2 eggs
    add some crushed pepper
    beat them well
    Heat a tawa
    Pour egg mixture over it
    cook till the egg sets on top
    flip over and cook
    serve

    Expert Tips

    • For a smooth, fluffy omelette, whisk your eggs well. The more you whisk, the more air you incorporate, leading to a lighter, fluffier texture.
    • Preheat the pan properly before adding the eggs. It ensures the omelette cooks evenly and prevents sticking.
    • Use butter for flavor. It gives your omelette a richer, more flavorful taste. Melt a small amount of butter in the pan, but be careful not to let it brown before adding the eggs.
    • Add fillings after the eggs set. This ensures the omelette holds its shape and the fillings don’t disrupt the cooking process.
    • If you’re making a thicker omelette or adding fillings, place a lid on the pan for a minute or two. The lid traps heat and helps to cook the top of the omelette.
    • Use room temperature eggs. Cold eggs can cause uneven cooking, while room temperature eggs cook more evenly and helps to achieve the perfect texture.

    Variations

    Egg Masala Omelette: A spicy and flavorful omelette made with aromatic Indian spices like turmeric, cumin, and garam masala. It is often loaded with onions, tomatoes and green chilies, giving it a bold flavour

    Egg Vegetable Omelette: Nutritious and colorful omelette packed with fresh vegetables like bell peppers, spinach, tomatoes and onions. This is perfect for a healthy breakfast as it combines protein and fiber-rich veggies.

    Stuffed Omelette Recipe: A delicious omelette filled with cheese, sauteed vegetables or even meats. The stuffing creates a satisfying meal, making it perfect for brunch or dinner.

    Pasta Omelette Recipe: A fusion dish that combines cooked pasta with beaten eggs, creating a thick and filling omelette.

    Keto Omelette Recipe: A low-carb omelette made with eggs, cheese, and keto-friendly ingredients. It’s high in healthy fats and protein which is good for those following a ketogenic diet.

    Mushroom Omelette: A rich and savory omelette which have sauteed mushrooms in it. This pairs with cheese or herbs. It is a good choice for mushroom lovers. 

    Spanish Omelette: This traditional Spanish dish is a thick omelette made with eggs, potatoes, and onions.

    Chicken Omelette: A protein-packed omelette that includes tender, cooked chicken pieces for  extra flavor and nutrition. It’s often enjoyed with a side of toast or salad.

    FAQ

    1. How do I make my omelette fluffy?

    To get a fluffy omelette, whisk the eggs well to incorporate air and cook on low heat. Adding a small amount of milk can also help make it lighter.

    2. Why does my omelette stick to the pan?

    Non-stick pan with a little oil or butter prevents sticking. Ensure the pan is preheated before pouring in the eggs.

    3. Can I make an omelette without oil or butter?

    Yes, you can use a non-stick pan and cook on low heat, but a small amount of oil or butter helps prevent dryness and enhances flavor.

    📖 Recipe Card

    Egg Omelette Recipe (Mutta Omlette)

    Egg omelette is a versatile dish. It goes perfectly with steamed rice and rasam, sambar or curd rice making it a great side dish for South Indian cuisine. A spicy masala omelette adds extra flavor to a simple rice meal, while stuffed omelette pairs well with simple gravy.  In this blog post, Learn how to make best egg omelette.
    3 from 1 vote
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    Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
    Cook Time: 10 minutes minutes
    Total Time: 15 minutes minutes
    Servings: 1 servings
    Calories: 229kcal

    Equipment

    • Skillet

    Ingredients

    • 2 large Egg
    • 1 medium Onion finely chopped
    • 1 no Green Chilli peeled & finely chopped
    • ½ tsp Turmeric Powder
    • ½ tsp Salt to taste
    • ½ tsp Black Pepper Powder
    • 1 tsp Oil

    Instructions

    • Take onion, green chilli, turmeric, salt and pepper in a bowl and mix well. Crack open couple of eggs in that and mix well.
    • Heat a tawa and drizzle in some oil. Once it is hot pour the egg mixture in it and cook on low to medium heat till the top layer sets, It will take around 5 mins. Now flip over and cook for 2 mins.
    • Remove it carefully and serve with rice and rasam.

    Notes

      1. For a smooth, fluffy omelette, whisk your eggs well. The more you whisk, the more air you incorporate, leading to a lighter, fluffier texture.
      2. Preheat the pan properly before adding the eggs. It ensures the omelette cooks evenly and prevents sticking.
      3. Use butter for flavor. It gives your omelette a richer, more flavorful taste. Melt a small amount of butter in the pan, but be careful not to let it brown before adding the eggs.
      4. Add fillings after the eggs set. This ensures the omelette holds its shape and the fillings don’t disrupt the cooking process.
      5. If you’re making a thicker omelette or adding fillings, place a lid on the pan for a minute or two. The lid traps heat and helps to cook the top of the omelette.
      6. Use room temperature eggs. Cold eggs can cause uneven cooking, while room temperature eggs cook more evenly and helps to achieve the perfect texture.
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    Nutrition

    Serving: 1servings | Calories: 229kcal | Carbohydrates: 12g | Protein: 14g | Fat: 14g | Saturated Fat: 4g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 3g | Monounsaturated Fat: 6g | Trans Fat: 0.1g | Cholesterol: 372mg | Sodium: 1313mg | Potassium: 337mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 5g | Vitamin A: 548IU | Vitamin C: 9mg | Calcium: 88mg | Iron: 3mg
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    1. Happys Cook

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      Yummy Spicy Omlette...

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    2. Anonymous

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      Thanks for your post.
      I do a bit of variation to this omelette by adding a pinch of Jeera and if you want the omelette to be fluffy, you can add in a pinch of bicarbonate soda/baking powder.

      Rgds
      L Vimala fm Singapore

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    3. Hamaree Rasoi

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      Omlette looks simply delicious and mouthwatering.
      Deepa

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    4. Anonymous

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      Add some grated coconut and see the difference.

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    5. Anonymous

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      Add some grated coconut and see the difference.

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    6. Anonymous

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      Add some half table spoon of aata so fluffy

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    7. Logan Ganapathi

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      படிக்கும் போதோ செய்ய தூண்டும் சாசமையல்

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    8. Anonymous

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      Wow u r v.talented seriously:-)

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    9. Anonymous

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      Hi Aarthy,
      I added ginger garlic paste, little bit of garam masala with the above recipe and beat the mix strongly with a normal spoon(can use a whisker also) for the eggs to fluff.

      Reply
    10. plasterers bristol

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      Looks so good, thanks for sharing this.

      Simon

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