Brunch

Supreme Cheese Omelette

Second Floor Cafe-inspired brunch with restaurant-style portions and 歐姆蕾、火腿、玉米、綜合起司、炒薯.

Total 38 min Skillet Medium 1 servings
SkilletSaucepan Cooking for one
Supreme Cheese Omelette

This version references common Second Floor Cafe techniques and builds the plate in the same restaurant-style order.

Steps

How to make it

Prep 20 min · Cook 18 min

  1. Beat 3 eggs for the omelette with 1/3 tsp sea salt, 1/4 tsp cracked black pepper, and a little cream; prep ham to taste, 100 g corn, 40 g mixed cheese, 250 g fried potatoes, and 2 baguette rolls.
  2. Heat a skillet over medium with 1/2 tbsp olive oil; stir-fry ham and corn 2 minutes until fragrant; keep warm.
  3. In another skillet, fry 250 g potatoes over medium until golden and crisp; season lightly with salt and pepper; keep warm. Split and butter baguette rolls; bake until lightly golden.
  4. Reheat the skillet to medium; melt butter; pour in the eggs; stir in circles with a spatula until half-set.
  5. Spread ham-corn mixture and 40 g mixed cheese in the center; fold into a half-moon with the spatula.
  6. Cover and cook over low heat 30 seconds until cheese melts and the center stays moist; check the fold is cooked through.
  7. On a large round plate, arrange the omelette, fried potatoes, and baguette; serve hot.

Tips & storage

Make it easier

  • Finish the main component and sauce separately before plating so the textures stay layered.
  • Keep cold garnish and hot proteins apart until the final minute for a more restaurant-like result.
  • Drain vegetables well before cooking; excess water steams them and softens the texture.

Best enjoyed on the day it is made; refrigerate components separately when possible and reheat gently.

Substitutions

歐包綜合生菜

Optional add-ins

+Extra poached egg+Balsamic on the side

FAQ

What makes this 總匯奶起司歐姆蕾 feel closer to the restaurant version?

Build the signature sauce separately, then finish the plate at the last minute so the texture stays layered and generous.

What should I do if the vegetables release water?

Drain them well and cook in batches so the pan stays hot instead of turning the vegetables soft and watery.