It takes just 2 minutes to cook this eggy wonder and hands free to boot! Create you own yummy omelette by adding any ingredients you like. As shown in the photo, mine has chopped spinach, scallions and tomatoes. This photo shows how it looks before and after it’s cooked. Once cooked, you can top your omelette with light cheese, avocado, salsa, ketchup…The possibilities are endless! One omelette has 115 calories, 4 grams of fat and 0 Weight Watchers Freestyle SmartPoints.

Microwave your eggs on full power, for about 1 1/2 minutes, with the omelet cooker open. The eggs should only be partially cooked at this stage. Add your choice of fillings, dividing them evenly between the two halves so their cooking time will remain consistent.

Prep Time: 2 minutes

Cook Time; 2 minutes

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Ingredients for Omelette:

2 egg whites

1 egg, I like Egg-Land’s Best

Salt and pepper, to taste

Chopped tomatoes, spinach, scallions, onions, ham, red or green bell peppers, shredded reduced-fat cheese, etc. (add what you like in your omelette)

Ingredients for Toppings: optional

Sliced avocado, salsa, ketchup, shredded reduced fat cheese (for paleo choose approved toppings)

Instructions

1. Coat a 4-inch Pyrex dish or small bowl with a little cooking spray. Crack egg whites and egg into bowl. Whisk together well. Sprinkle with a little salt and pepper, to taste. Stir in any ingredients you want to create your omelette. Cover dish with a microwave safe plate. The eggs will explode all over your microwave, if not covered. Cook for 1 minute. Check to make sure it’s still covered with a plate. Cook at least 1 additional minute or until eggs are completely cook.

2. Remove bowl from microwave. Use a dull knife to cut around the eggs to separate from dish. Remove to a plate.

3. Top with any toppings, if desired.

4. This recipe makes one serving. For more servings, cook each omelette, one at a time, in the microwave.

Makes 1 serving

Shopping Tip
Many stores sell 4-inch glass Pyrex dishes, such as Target and Bed Bath and Beyond. I bought mine at target.com: http://www.target.com/p/pyrex-original-10-oz-custard-cup-4-pack/-/A-10321782

Weight Watchers Freestyle SmartPoints 0
Weight Watchers SmartPoints 2
Weight Watchers POINTS PLUS 3

SKINNY FACTS: for 1 omelette (includes spinach, tomatoes and scallions) 115 calories, 4g fat, 1g sat. fat, 170mg chol, 14g prot, 3g carbs, 1g fiber, 198mg sod, 0g sugar

FACTS: for Freestyle SmartPoints 0 calories, 0g sat. fat, 0g sugar, 0g protein

The Progressive MiracleWare Omelet Maker is microwave safe and easy to clean. It doesn't require oils or cooking sprays to make an omelet because the eggs won't stick to it. Just be safe when removing this from the microwave because the short handles put you at risk for a steam burn.

My first full-time job out of college was working for a non-profit organization that aims to promote the cattle-farming industry through education and legislation. How I got the job, I’m not sure since I’d never even touched a cow that I could recall. During the first month I worked there, we had an annual summer conference. I was impressed by the thick country accents, ten-gallon hats and the good ol’ Southern hospitality of most of the attendees. They were certainly some of the nicest people I had ever had the privilege of working with.

At the conference one morning, the attendees arrived early for an omelet breakfast made possible by the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission. My first thought when seeing the long line was, “This will take a bit.” Man, was I wrong — the ALPC had omelet making down to an art. The assembly line style moved each of us through the line in record time with omelets filled with whatever ingredients we each desired. I am still impressed by their efficiency.

On my own, I have attempted their method of making a hole in the egg and filling it with the uncooked goo until it’s all done. Before then, I had always tried to flip the egg over to cook both sides. Using this method I can get a perfect omelet most of the time, but there are plenty of times I’ve sadly ended up with a batch of scrambled eggs.

On a recent shopping trip, I found the Progressive MiracleWare Omelet Maker to add to my kitchen gadgets and help keep me from turning omelets into scrambled eggs.

What it is

The Progressive MiracleWare Omelet Maker is a plastic microwave-safe omelet cooker.

How it works

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There are two compartments when the omelet maker is opened with a hinge separating them. Omelets are prepared by pouring lightly beaten eggs into each half and microwaving for at least a minute and a half. After each side is done, filling is added to each side and microwaved for an additional minute. The last step requires the user to snap the lid shut and microwave for an additional 30 seconds. The omelet should be ready to serve immediately.

Pros and cons

The most impressive aspect of the MiracleWare Omelet Maker is that eggs do not stick to it, so cooking sprays, butters and oils are not necessary. This makes for a healthier omelet. However, cheese and other high-fat ingredients will stick to it, making for a difficult clean up and possibly damaging it.

The omelet maker can be hand-washed or cleaned in the top rack of a dishwasher. It is also freezer safe, though I am not sure why it would be placed in a freezer.

To maximize the life of the product, it should not be used with browning dishes, elements, in conventional ovens or on hot plates — it is solely for microwave use.

This product is great for students in college or for travelers who cannot access a stove and pan in a hotel room.

There are a few drawbacks to this product. The handles are short, putting you at risk of getting a steam burn when you remove it from the microwave. The omelet is also difficult to remove from the compartment, unless you turn it over onto a plate. It might take some time adjustments to get the egg thoroughly cooked. I had to add at least 30 extra seconds to fully cook my eggs, but this might just be a matter of adjusting your microwave’s power.

Overall, this is a great product that makes an omelet quickly and efficiently. When put to the test, this might even beat the speed of the ALPC’s omelet assembly line cooking time.

Where to buy

I purchased my Progressive MiracleWare Omelet Maker at Bed Bath and Beyond for $3.99. The Progressive line of kitchen products is also available at TrueValue, Sears, Fred Meyer, Amazon.com, Shopko, and several other stores.

Microwave Omelet Maker Bed Bath And Beyond

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