Diy Valentine Omelette Shaper

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  Step 1

  Cut two 1-1.5 inch strips from the paper, lengthwise.

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  Step 2

  Staple the ends together.

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  Step 3

  Rip strips of aluminum foil and begin to fold around the strips.

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  Step 4

  There will be quite a few raw edges that you want to cover up.

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  Step 5

  Fold your aluminum-covered shape in half. Take one huge piece of aluminum foil that is twice the length of the folded piece and cover the circle so there are no raw edges.

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  Step 6

  You'll fold

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  Step 7

  And roll

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  Step 8

  Fold

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  Step 9

  And roll

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  Step 10

  Until the whole circle has been covered.

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  Step 11

  Then you want to fold the shape in on itself until there is no more foil left to roll.

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  Step 12

  Press down so the bottom becomes a flattened edge.

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  Step 13

  Shape the circle back into the heart shape it was before yo covered it in foil.

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  Step 14

  Heat the burner to low-med heat. Low is best.
  Using one hand, press down on the mold and with the other hand pour in the omelette mixture. Hold down the mold for 30 seconds.

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  Step 15

  If a little bit of egg mixture leaks out it's okay. The majority should stay in.

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  Step 16

  After about a minute, add your toppings and pour in some water. Cover immediately. The trapped steam will partially cook the top of the omelette so that you can more easily remove the omelette mold.

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  Step 17

  After a couple of minutes, cut around the edges with a knife.

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  Step 18

  Peel the mold back with a fork to be sure that your edges are clean.

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  Step 19

  Then gently pull up on the mold and remove it from the omelet.

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  Step 20

  Trim it to perfect the shape you intended the omelette to be - in my case, a heart.

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  Step 21

  Set the mold aside. You can clean it or throw it away - recycling the aluminum.

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  Step 22

  Broil for 30 seconds to a minute to thoroughly melt the cheese and serve!

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Amberlynn Reid · Kathmandu, Central Region, NP · 67 projects 25th February 2013

thats just so tasty and so beautiful and pretty!!!!

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