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Kt4
January 20, 2017
I do something like this to make an omelet roll.... instead of adding milk, I mix in 4oz cream cheese and pour into a jelly roll-sized sheet pan lined with parchment then bake. Immediately after taking out of the oven, I cover with omelet stuff [i.e. spread dijon, ham, shred swiss] then roll starting on a longside.
Fiddlin'
January 18, 2017
Do we have to add cream - I'm all about cream but am doing a 21 day cleanse with no dairy. Is the cream necessary? If so any alternatives to use instead?
David N.
January 18, 2017
From a baking standpoint, milk is to add moisture, you may be able to sub for a water, maybe with a little oil to make up for the fat content also added. You could possibly try omitting it, as well.
Mark O.
January 18, 2017
I take it this is for your standard Home 1/2 sheet pan not the commercial full sheet pan? I imagine cut in half for a 1/4 sheet pan? BTW - Glad your sheet pans don't look any better than mine.
Arthur I.
January 18, 2017
Interesting! I have been cooking eggs mixtures in cupcake molds for years to make little fritta like meal but will have to try this!
Sara
January 18, 2017
How does freezing these in sandwiches go? I really need good grab-and-go breakfasts so making sandwiches on a Sunday for the week would be a HUGE help.
Kitchen T.
January 18, 2017
I love this idea!!! I recently started cooking runny eggs on a sheet pan (http://kitchen-tested.com/2017/01/12/sheet-pan-broccoli-hash-eggs/) but this takes it to another level. My kids will love it! I wonder if you can cook these eggs on parchment paper to help with getting them out of the pan?
Ali S.
January 18, 2017
I've tried both and both are a little sticky (pun intended) because the eggs float below the parchment/silpat, essentially enveloping it in eggs. If you have better lucky with it, though, do let me know!
David N.
January 18, 2017
Yeah, I was afraid of that with the parchment, which is why I thought of the Slipat, but you would probably be right...
Jackie K.
January 18, 2017
We cook eggs like this for breakfast sandwiches at our shop. We line the sheet pan with plastic wrap and brush on melted butter. It takes a little practice to handle the wrap properly, but it's worth taking the time..
Suzy S.
January 18, 2017
I'm a bit baffled by the "OMG, this is totally a revelation," tone of this post. Faith Durand covered this (and pancakes on a sheet pan, too -- awesome) in her Not Your Mother's Casserole cookbook. Which was published in 2010.
Katheryn's K.
January 18, 2017
It might not be a revelation to you, but it was to me. Great idea when you have 4 kids and their friends in the house for breakfast.
Anne D.
May 15, 2016
Love the idea. I think I'll make a batch to freeze for a post work out snack! Thx
wahini
May 15, 2016
I make fried eggs on a sheet pan with n the oven. Just put the pan in the oven to heat it, add a slick of oil--or butter or oil and butter--crack the eggs onto the pan. And bake then until they look done. You can flip then if you want but I never bother. You can add seasonings, herbs, a sprinkle of cheese, or whatever strikes your fancy. I use an oven that heats only to 450F and that works great. To avoid (much) clean up, I line the sheet pan with non-stick foil. You can make scrambled eggs in the same way. You can even make omelette--although I prefer doing those on my waffle maker.
Kate K.
May 16, 2016
I was just staying in an Airbnb rental with one sheet pan to its name (and some scary, deeply scratched teflon fry pans). Doing fried eggs like this made for much better mornings. We had luck just heating the pan under the broiler for a few minutes, letting a couple pats of butter melt and dropping the eggs on, then sticking back under the broiler for a couple of minutes. We did mushrooms on the same pan a couple of times, just giving them a bit of a head start, and it was great.
Stephanie
May 6, 2016
Oh man, first Sonic ice and now sheet pan omelettes?! You F52ers are on a roll this week!
Kerry
May 6, 2016
What a great idea! I will be trying for my freezer breakfast sandwiches. I typically used a muffin tray with an egg in it with the yolk slightly beaten. I'm not a huge fan of scrambled eggs, but this looks like it is worth a try.
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