This is a classic French omelet, which I like to think of as very soft scrambled eggs that are giving themselves a hug. The technique I use is as classic as it gets. You've probably seen that video of Jacques Pepin doing it way better than me. He's a master.
It's not easy the first few times you do it, but the good thing is that even if you mess it up, you still end up with a decent breakfast, and the ingredients are inexpensive. You’ll want a decent nonstick pan (mine is a 14YO Calphalon SLIDE. Still in good shape. If you have a very well seasoned carbon steel omelet pan that works too (but chances are if you have a pan like that, you already know how to make an omelet).
In France, omelets are frequently eaten as a light supper with a salad on the side. If you do as the French do, you get two opportunities to practice it every day!
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