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Breakfast Wrap


Just your classic omelette inside a tortilla wrap. You can add any ingredients you like to a couple of beaten eggs and a splash of milk! Make sure to prep and have ready any extra ingredients like bacon bits or chunks of ham, veggies, grated cheese and spices. 


Fry up any meat you have to add in. I cut up hot dogs into 1/2 inch coins. I prepped and chopped  grated cheese, red peppers, green onions to add to the meat.

 

Add all the ingredients to your beaten eggs, milk, and add salt and peppers desired.


Using your favourite frying pan 😉 Melt 1-2 tablespoons of unsalted butter. 
Once all the butter has melted and the pan has warmed up, add egg mixture. Let the omelette cook. Traditionally you would cook covered for a couple minutes then fold over the omelette in half. 



 I decided to make more of a scrambled omelette... After letting the egg mixture cook away, pull back the egg from the outsides of the pan as you would with scrambled eggs. You can also add extra grated cheese on top of the eggs and cover for a minute to melt before transferring it onto your tortilla wrap!





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