2 eggs, turkey, stuffing, hash brown casserole, dumplings and gravy. And all the cheese. Garnish with some cranberry sauce. Salt and pepper to taste.
Apologies for the lack of picture. I ate it already…
Edit: I made another one. Here’s pics before and after the extra cheese. Also, I added dumplings after.
You following me camera guy? 😉
Heat 1 cup of oil in a wok or other large pan.
Take 2 eggs, crack them in a glass and beat them with a fork.
Add a splash of lime juice, fish sauce, and a tablespoon of corn starch and beat it like it owes you money. The corn starch sticks otherwise.
Add whatever other ingredients you want.
When the oil is super hot, hold the glass of egg about a foot above the pan and pour it in slowly.
It will fry and expand into a giant, floating flower of eggy goodness the size of a dinner plate.
Flip it after a 30 to 60 seconds or so to get the other side.
Called a "Thai Omelette".
I am going to try this for sure. I love breakfast stuff.
For breakfast I sauteed leftover turkey and some onions, scrambled eggs into the pan, and then topped with some Swiss cheese.
Gotta get creative or you’ll never get rid of the leftovers.
We do that on Christmas morning
Agreed.
Some other good stuff to make:
I do something like this with left over chicken roast dinners. Delicious.
Turkey hash—like corned beef hash—is great, too.
I'm more of a Thanksgiving burrito person.
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