Omelette station brunch ideas

Christmas morning omelets have long been a tradition in my family. My brother-in-law makes hands-down the best omelets on earth! Now, mind you, I have had omelets from some very snazzy restaurants, and they are put to absolute shame by my brother-in-law's omelets! This year he has agreed to allow me to photograph the steps for making them. I might add here that if you are a fat-free fanatic, you had better turn back now. And...hey!...this is once a year! He always makes two 3 egg omelets at…

Here is the situation. You are at a nice hotel breakfast buffet. Do you go for the custom omelet station or the waffle station? I have a hard time with that decision. When I travel with my mom we will each take charge of one station and then share the results. The best of everything! During vacation in Cabo this year we talked about doing an omelet station for a big family breakfast. We told my dad he was in charge of watching and learning from the chef. He took his role seriously, and did…

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Over 40 best brunch ideas from classic breakfast staples like pancakes and eggs, to modern brunch recipes like avocado toast, to sweet treats and more! One of my favorite brunch recipes is this Breakfast Strata.

Are you planning a brunch party? Looking for easy and affordable brunch party food ideas? Head to Costco to buy affordable breakfast party foods for your brunch buffet table that will feed a crowd. From sausages to mimosas to waffles- your guests will be impressed with your brunch spread!

Made-to-Order omelette bars are the perfect compliment to a brunch buffet. A great choice for your morning wedding. More at http://creativecuisinecolumbus.com/

Brunch is such a good meal. Beyond good actually. It's so good in fact that I believe brunch should be served for every meal, and if you need to be convinced of the all day brunch diet, just take a li...

There are several ways to set up an omelette bar, and if you've seen one at a hotel or resort, they probably did it differently than the way we'll describe here. If you're cooking at home with the stove against the wall and your back to the kitchen, you might not have room to arrange an array of ingredients in front of you. Instead, set up bowls of ingredients on a counter or table where guests can collect their fillings and then hand them to you to make their omelette.