Omelette Baveuse
Omelette Baveuse. In a medium pan, heat butter on medium-high. Stop when it's very BAVEUSE … or not (your taste).
The adjective 'baveux, baveuse' comes from the verb 'baver' which means 'to drool' or 'to dribble'. On vous explique comment transformer vos oeufs en une. Swirl the butter around the pan as it froths.
Using a spatula or fork, draw in the sides of the eggs to the centre while.
Mix in chives, crème fraîche, salt, and pepper.
Translations in context of "omlette baveuse" in French-English from Reverso Context: Contextual translation of "omelette baveuse" into English. The adjective 'baveux, baveuse' comes from the verb 'baver' which means 'to drool' or 'to dribble'. And then the driver, of said car, instead of securing that evidence in the lab, gave priority to his need for runny eggs.
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