Family-Style Rolled Omelet with Spinach and Cheddar
You don't have to stand over the stove and make individual omelets with this recipe. Round out the meal with bread and a simple cherry-tomato salad.
Everyday Food, April 2009
235 Ratings
- 5 star values: 35
- 4 star values: 40
- 3 star values: 90
- 2 star values: 59
- 1 star values: 11
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
05/19/2017 Can you use other than wheat flour in this recipe?
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: 5 stars
02/20/2014 I like this recipe! Notes: -my jellyroll pan is a quarter sheet pan, 9 x 12" -didn't oil the pan under the parchment (overlooked this step. It seemed to not matter at all) -since my pan was smaller than directed, I used 6 eggs and 7/8c milk (but all of the spinach) -used less cheese, but still a lot of cheese -replaced the flour with 1T coconut flour (to make this gluten free. 1T coconut flour was plenty)
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Rating: 5 stars
09/07/2013 Love this recipe! Had great success making this. I was amazed how simply this rolled onto itself. We made two different versions and the cook time seemed to vary a good bit depending on what toppings went in (16 and 23 minutes total). I'd recommend waiting until the eggs are quite set (no wiggling when you jostle the pan), even if it means adding on some extra bake time. This will be great leftover for a hearty breakfast in a hurry!
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Rating: Unrated
06/12/2013 I've made this dozens of times. It is an all time healthy favorite. It's delicious. I just panicked because my husband requested it and I lost the recipe. Thank goodness for this site. I will make copies and make sure I can find them. I like to make it, slice it into serving pieces, and then whenever my husband or I want one, a quick micro and it's WONDERFUL. Martha's site has so many wonderful recipes, I just love it. What a great contribution to all of us. Thank you. D. Burton
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Rating: 1 stars
08/06/2012 I made this for my husband and I for Sunday brunch - what a waste of money. First, it didn't set well enough to roll properly. I don't know what went wrong there but I think it's too much spinach and cheese and not enough egg. Definitely needs more time in the oven. Second, you could taste the flour. I don't know what purpose the flour was supposed to serve. Looked awful, tasted just as bad.
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Rating: Unrated
05/27/2010 The day I made this my oven stopped working--I ran to my neighbor and she baked it for me and the end result was still wonderful. There are only 2 of us and I just cut off when I needed for the next few days. This makes such a beautiful presentation, I am sure even spinach haters would love it.
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Rating: Unrated
05/27/2010 Sounds wonderful for having guests over, I would also serve a tomato and fresh basil salad with it. You can also make the omlet with diced fresh tomatoes, feta cheese and fresh basil. Yummy!
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Rating: Unrated
04/10/2009 Made it and loved it: http://marthaandme.wordpress.com/2009/04/10/omelet-fun/ If you don't like spinach you could use anything you would normally use in an omelet - mushrooms, cheese and ham, etc.
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Rating: Unrated
03/24/2009 What could I substitute for the spinach? My kids don't like it.
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Rating: Unrated
03/22/2009 This is great! Really Great! The only thing I will do differently next time is add one package of spinach instead of two. The possibilities here are endless, you could add anything to this I would imagine. Next time I think I'll try some tomatoes, ham and leftover hash browns.