Recipe Box, Pimento Cheese Omelet in a Jar

To celebrate the first cool morning on the coast I made an omelet “to go”

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and took my breakfast outside

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A bright crisp sunny morning was perfect for a Pimento Cheese Omelet in a Jar

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I love a grab and go breakfast, even if I’m only going to the porch

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And it’s so much fun to eat something in a jar

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Spray the jar with cooking oil spray and break the eggs into the jar

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Adding  a dollop {Tablespoon} of cream, milk or water will keep your eggs creamy

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Scramble the eggs in the jar with a fork and season with salt and pepper

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Add a generous spoonful of homemade Pimento Cheese, or 1 ounce of any grated cheese or torn up slices

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Microwave on 50% power for 30 seconds, remove and stir

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Repeat, microwaving for 30 seconds at 50% power.  Be patient, cook in short spans and stir

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When eggs begin to set around the perimeter, stir stir stir and return to the microwave for 20 seconds at 50% power

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You don’t want to overcook this, or you will have rubbery eggs…soft and creamy and piping hot now, just right!

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Find a comfy chair somewhere and enjoy~

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To keep your mornings hassle free, make up some jars in advance and stash in the fridge.  Add veggies, cooked sausage or bacon or herbs.  You may have to adjust cooking times according to ingredients and your microwave.  Cook in 20-30 second increments at 50% power for best results

Pimento Cheese Omelet in a Jar

Prep Time 5 minutes
Servings 1

Equipment

  • jar

Ingredients
  

  • 2 large eggs
  • 1 T pimento cheese or 1 ounce grated or torn up cheese
  • 1 T milk cream or water
  • salt and pepper
  • cooking oil spray

Instructions
 

  • Spray inside of jar with cooking oil spray. Break eggs into jar.
  • Add liquid, season and stir with a fork to scramble the eggs.
  • Add cheese. Microwave for 30 seconds at 50% power. Stir and repeat.
  • When eggs begin to set around the edges, reduce cooking time to 20 seconds at 50% power.
  • Eggs will continue to cook after removing from oven so remove them when they still look a little wet, stir and enjoy hot creamy cheesy scrambled eggs.
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BONUS!  These eggs stay warm much longer than regular scrambled eggs because the heat from the jar keeps them cozy

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Start your day with a little sunshine  ☀️

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Comments
8 Responses to “Recipe Box, Pimento Cheese Omelet in a Jar”
  1. Mary says:

    Everything tastes better out of jar Jenna, especially with that view! 🙂

  2. Love that view! Gorgeous! I love pimento cheese… will have to give this a try! ~Rhonda

  3. Lynn says:

    A nice way to start the day:@)

  4. Emily says:

    Jenna, Love the neighborhood where you live, it’s a special place, just look at the view! Breakfast outside at the beach, nothing better. Love the recipe and it’s so easy…………

  5. CraftyHope says:

    Aw man, now you make me miss my microwave even more! (We haven’t had one for about a year now – long story). Ah well, I can always make omelets the old fashioned way. The pimento cheese is an awesome idea for an addition to it. Yum!

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