A baggie omelet is a fun breakfast recipe kids can help prepare by choosing add-ins, mixing eggs, and building their own omelet combination. Adults should always handle the boiling water and removing the bag from the pot.
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This omelet in a bag recipe is a good group cooking activity because each child can choose their own fillings.
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Set out small bowls of add-ins so kids can build their own omelet.
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Yes. Kids can crack eggs into a bowl, choose add-ins, add cheese, and gently mix the eggs in the bag. Adults should handle the boiling water and removing the bag.
Good add-ins include shredded cheese, chopped ham, cooked sausage, spinach, peppers, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, or leftover vegetables.
Cooked omelets can be cooled, wrapped, and refrigerated or frozen. Reheat until warmed through before eating.
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