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Sweet Herbs, Omelet Of

Prepare the omelet in the usual way. (See OMELET, and PRINCIPLES OF COOKERY, page vii.) Before frying it, stir into it a very small quantity of chopped sweet herbs. Parsley, chervil, and chives are the herbs most frequently chosen. Onions or shallots, thyme, and sage, may be introduced if liked.

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