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ROLLED STUFFED OMELET

Great for a crowd because you can
make up to a day before and chill
until just before serving. Each omelet
serves about 6-8 people if you're
serving other foods as well.

12 large or extra-large eggs
2-4 Tbsp. butter
3 cups "mix-ins" (raw or cooked
minced vegetables, shredded
cheeses, diced cooked meats — or
anything you like in your omelets)
salt and pepper to taste

Loosely lay 2 layers of foil, each
about 20-inches long, over a cookie
sheet, and spray with nonstick cook-
ing spray. Set aside.
Beat or whisk eggs well in a
medium bowl. Melt butter or
margarine in a large nonstick skillet
over medium high heat. Pour half
the egg mixture into the skillet and,
with a rubber spatula, move eggs
from edges, tilting pan to cook the
raw egg. Cook until eggs set, about
2 minutes. Loosen the eggs around
the edges, and carefully slide eggs

from the skillet onto one end of the
foil-lined cookie sheet (leave about
4 inches on the end — you will need
it later).
Make the rest of the eggs in the
same fashion, and place next to the
first omelet, overlapping them about
2-3 inches. Your cookie sheet will
look like it has one large odd-shaped
pancake on it.
Spoon your filling mixture down
the center of the omelet and, with the
foil as a guide, fold over the omelet
on one side and then the other to
make a large "cigar" shape. Fold the
foil over the omelet to enclose it
completely, and make two "handles"
out of the foil on each end.
Heat in a 300-degree oven for
10-15 minutes before eating, or keep
warm in a 250-degree oven for up to
an hour.
To serve, unwrap the foil, and roll
the omelet onto a serving platter,
seam side down. Season with salt
and pepper to taste, and garnish
with shredded cheese if desired.
Serves 6 to 8.

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'4 cup olive oil
1 Tbsp. minced garlic,
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1 Tbsp. kosher salt
'/2-1 tsp. coarsely ground black
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Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Toss
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Salad:

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'/2 cup shelled pistachios (salted
or not)
'/4 cup very thinly sliced red or
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ingredients in a jar with a tight-
fitting lid, and shake well. Chill until
30 minutes before using.

Prepare salad:

Just before serving, combine all
ingredients in a large bowl. Shake the
dressing well, and start by adding I A
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