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Friday

Ziploc Omelet - Super fast for big family's


Ziploc Omelet

This works great for when all the family is together because everyone can make their own omelet in a bag and all can be cooked at once!

Grocery List -
  • Eggs
  • Ziploc freezer bags (quart size)
  • Desired Omelet Ingedients
Instructions -
  1. With permanent marker write each persons name on bag. Crack 2 Eggs ( no more than 2) into bag then zip up and shake to scamble
  2. Put a variety of ingredients on with egg such as; cheese, ham, onion, peppers, tomato, hash browns, salsa ect.
  3. Empty air out of bag and seal
  4. Place bags into rolling, boiling water for EXACTLY 13 min. You can usually cook 6-8 omelets in one large pot.
  5. Cut off ziploc and roll out the omelet! Prepare to be amazed! So yummy and so much cleaner! Enjoy! Bon Appetite!

HukiLau Bannana Pancakes = Heavan

Sorry its not a pressure cooker recipe... but I just get too many requests for this one!

Kids Eat these up!!!

While living in Hawaii... learned a few things.
And I can tell you one of the best things I learned

Banana Pancakes.


Spending many mornings at the HukiLau Cafe I learned a whole new brand of breakfast and a whole new meaning to the word "PANCAKE"

So I got what they would give and mixed it with a little of my own!

and here is the result:

Banana Pancakes
(Can be doubled or so on...
this recipe makes about 10 pancakes!)

Ingredients
  • 1C flour
  • 3tsp Baking Powder
  • 1tsp Salt
  • 2 Eggs
  • 2-3 Bananas (depending on how much you like)
  • 1C Milk
  • 1T Oil

Step 1
Combine Flour, Baking Powder, and Salt in a mixing Bowl #1

Step 2
Separate 2 Eggs putting whites in one smaller bowl(#2) and yokes in bowl with dry ingredients(#1)

Step 3
In bowl #1 add milk , oil and One smashed up bannana
and beat til mixed evenly

Step 4
Beat whites till they are as fluffy as you think they can get...
and pour into Bowl #1

Step #5
Do not Beat together!!
Stir together till mixed sufficiently and begin to cook on griddle

Step #6
While cooking on first side take sliced banana pieces and place in mix then flip when ready! Sometimes they stick to surfaces so you may want to spray before you cook.


Step #7
FEAST!

*If your like my husband you load on some peanut butter... then your syrup!


*Or If your like me... I like to use Xagave Sugar Free Syrup that is sweeter than honey!
Love it!

Hope you enjoy! Let me know how it works out!