Spanish Potato Omelet Recipe Reviews - Allrecipes.com (Pg. 5)
Reviewed: Jul. 11, 2010
Decent recipe. Will probably make again, very easy to make. I eat all my omelets with salsa/picante and I found the flavor excellent that way.
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Home Town: Macon, Georgia, USA

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Reviewed: Jul. 11, 2010
I grew up in a very Italian home & we called this an Italian Omelet. YUMMM!
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Home Town: Newton, New Jersey, USA
Reviewed: Jul. 11, 2010
This is a great recipe - thank you! I added green beans and asparagus because we had them in the fridge and they worked well.
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Reviewed: Jul. 11, 2010
me and my husband, we both loved it ! I didn't have green onions; instead i used broccoli to give it some color! Turned out great :)
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Living In: Houston, Texas, USA

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Reviewed: May 9, 2010
I was putting this omelet together and for some reason thought the recipe called for spinach. I didn't add a whole lot so i don't think it altered the recipe as far as taste goes. I really loved the potatoes with the egg. The fresh spinach went nicely together too. I will definitely make this again...with the spinach! YUM!
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Reviewed: Apr. 16, 2010
Yes, a good recipe, but can be made even thicker by using up to a dozen eggs, and, for variety, plantains, or "platanos". For this much volume, two ten inch cast iron frying pans are needed because the flip should be into a hot pan so all the uncooked egg doesn't run away. The Spanish lady who taught me this was from Andalusia, and always used plantains, preferably unsweet, and ground a considerable quantity of salt and garlilc in a tall wood mortar and pestle. With the pepper and paprika, it was, of course, delicious. The salt and garlic allowed it to remain at room temperature without spoilage for two to three days if covered.
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Reviewed: Mar. 30, 2010
I just made this for the second time. I cut the potatoes thinner this time around, added a little garlic witht he sliced onion, a little mozarella on the top and finished it with the chopped tomato and a little tobasco. I'm eating in my bedroom and I have no idea what the other people in the house think must be going on in here. Fantastic!
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Reviewed: Mar. 28, 2010
GREAT!! I scaled down to two servings, but next time will scale to 3--I could have eaten more!! I didn't have tomatoes or spring onions, so topped it with a little salsa! Yumm-O!! Thanks for this!!
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Home Town: Corvallis, Oregon, USA
Living In: Daytona Beach, Florida, USA
Reviewed: Feb. 18, 2010
This was a really quick and easy recipe, and I liked that the ingredients are things I always have on hand. I used a little less oil and onions, and seasoned the potatoes with Adobo. And I left out the tomatoes and green onions. I ended up making a 2nd batch right away because my family enjoyed the first batch so much and wanted more.
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Reviewed: Feb. 18, 2010
I was raised in Spain and this is definitely a simple and delicious recipe that is just like "home" for me. As other reviewers have mentioned, they do not use tomatoes or green onions with a potato omelet in Spain! Also, we lived in Southern Andalucia, which might be different, but we always cubed our potatoes and fried them until tender (not crispy). As other reviewers have noted, the traditional step is to then mix the eggs, onions & potatoes in a bowl together, letting them sit for a few minutes before cooking the omelet. This is an extremely simple and completely delicious recipe! All my American friends like to dip their bites of potato omelet in KETCHUP when they eat it...whatever works! :-)
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