So, I made them an omelet. Because I was in a hurry I didn’t dice onion and green peppers to add to it – well, actually we had run out of green pepper too. Jake eyed the omelet suspiciously. His Something is Wrong meter was pinging. He took a bite. “It tastes like egg!” He complained. “I can’t taste the cheese because it doesn’t have green peppers!” He started complaining to Lizzy. “It’s not a true omelet! A true omelet has two things like: tomatoes and cheese, or green peppers and cheese, or red pepper and cheese!”
I interrupted him, “Put salsa or ketchup on it.”
“It tastes like egg!”
This is a child that only started eating green peppers willingly over the Christmas holiday. Truly, I wonder what he would have done if I’d added tomato. But I love the idea that I fed him a false omelet. Is that the culinary equivalent of a false church?
1 comment:
You could use powdered milk, like me.
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