Egg Omelette Rollswith Pork Luncheon Meat, Cheese, and Spinach

• 15 min
• 4 persons

Ingredients

• 200 g Tulip Jamonilla®
• 200 g spinach leaves
• 200 g cream cheese
• 200 g grated cheese
• 1 clove garlic
• 8 eggs
• Salt
• Freshly ground pepper
• Water
• Oil

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Nothing beats a perfectly cooked omelette. It is satisfying and filling without being too much. An omelet is a lovely breakfast on slow weekend mornings but just as great as an easy weeknight dinner.

Every cuisine has its own version of the perfect omelet, and the recipes vary greatly. This recipe is a thin American-style omelet that wraps a savory filling of pork luncheon meat, cheese, and spinach. 

If you feel like changing up the dish, you can use whatever ingredients you have at hand. Simply wrap them up in a fluffy duvet of eggs and you’ll have the perfect empty-the-fridge meal.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Preparing the filling  

• Dice the pork luncheon meat into small cubes. Chop the garlic finely, and rinse and drain the spinach leaves.   
• Heat some oil in a small nonstick frying pan over medium heat.  
• Fry the pork luncheon meat cubes, stirring occasionally, for 3-5 minutes until the meat turns golden. Push the meat to the side of the frying pan.  
• Fry the spinach leaves on the other side of the pan until they collapse. Take off the pan and let the spinach cool down before chopping it.  
• Combine cream cheese, grated cheese, chopped garlic, fried pork luncheon meat, and spinach in a big bowl.  

Cooking the omelet  

• Prepare one omelet at a time. This recipe is for 4 omelets. 
• Whisk two eggs and a tablespoon of water in a bowl. Add salt and freshly ground pepper.  
• Coat a non-stick pan with oil and heat over medium heat.  
• Add the egg mixture and fry until it stiffens and turns golden brown on one side. Flip over and fry until thoroughly cooked.  
• Transfer the omelet to a plate.  
• Add the fried pork luncheon meat and the cheese and spinach filling to the middle of the omelet and roll it.  
• Prepare the remaining 3 omelets in the same way.  
• Serve hot and enjoy!

 

Tip

Swaps and substitutions  

In this recipe, we add the cheese and spinach mixture after making the omelet. Another option is to add the mixture to the beaten eggs before frying. This will make the cheese melt and give you a creamy and flavorful omelet. No matter which way you choose to cook it, you’ll have a delicious meal.  

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Delicious omelet fillings 

Omelets are great if you have eggs and vegetables that are running out of date. If you want to vary your omelet filling, try one of these ideas: 

1. Make a delicious fluffy omelet with coconut milk, peanut butter and pork luncheon meat inspired by some of the signature flavors in the Asian cuisine.
2. Try a classic omelet with ham and cheese. You simply need diced pork luncheon meat and lots of cheddar cheese for this filling. Enjoy the dish any time of the day – for brunch, lunch, or dinner.