Did I burn my omelette?

no, it is not "burnt". it is probably horribly overcooked though.

Look at it this way, at least you didn't break the fold.

/ourgranny/

This. It's still edible, just not good.

This fossil just wants her eggs runny because she doesn't have teeth and can't gum a hard cooked egg.

next time, make a soft omelette instead, you kinda messed up this time

yes
you ruined the eggs

Yes, looks more like fried egg
Not that it matters

Looks good to me.
Eat eggs the way you like to eat them.

It's pretty brown but not burned, and if it's overcooked or not is personal preference. Some people like their eggs browned, so if you like it then it's okay. Some people don't like their eggs browned at all, and some will tell you it's inherently wrong to have brown eggs but they're wrong, it's just preference.

>it's, like, totally okay to eat well done steak with ketchup
>it's just like, personal preference man

No, some people are just wrong.

>drinks frapps
>can't cook
99% of American women.

>eggs are analogous to the wide variety of cuts of steak
You are one of those people who is just wrong.

Am I the only one that actually fries his omelette with the peppers, onion, mushrooms, etc. in the egg itself (so it's actually attached to the finished product) rather than having them loose and doing the fold-over thing

I would eat steak with ketchup (I like them well done though), but yeah, people can eat how they like. Who's gonna stop them, you?

>t. The lad who's too self conscious about his love of chocolate milk and the Nintendo switch that he needs to make fun of a person who likes one and then trace it back to the other

i know some people who do that, and i still eat it

Do you think the fold over technique makes it taste better? What do you think the reason for that is? Maybe I'll give it a shot next time