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It is something I personally do not do enough of, but that changed the moment I made these omelets. Is it weird that just before Christmas I showed you dinner for breakfast and now I am showing breakfast for dinner? I think I have my breakfast foods mixed up with my dinner foods and my lunch is just all over the place. Yes, my brain may be a bit confused. Actually there is no questioning that one! But that pasta for breakfast was good. A little weird, sure, but good.
When I was younger, maybe seventh or eighth grade I remember going to a Kenny Chesney concert with my parents, my aunt and my then teenage brother Trevor and a few of his friends. I am pretty sure I begged and pleaded to go and I cannot remember how I actually got my way, but I did. I think someone else dropped out and I got their ticket. Well, whatever I got to go and I was pumped. Pretty sure my aunt wasn’t though. She wanted to have a real goood time (you know what I mean) and having a kid there pretty much spoiled that for her. Ah sorry, but not really. Although, I am pretty sure she still had a good time. Yeah, no she definitely still had a GOOD time.
By the way the concert was awesome. We had somehow scored floor seats at the Browns stadium and FYI, that is the place to be for a Kenny concert. He definitely knows how to work the crowd. The college girls were freaking. Just sayin. So after the concert Mom and I were starving. I mean obviously. Who is not starving at eleven o’ clock after a summer concert? And the only thing that is good at that hour is eggs. Eggs, carbs and salt. Nothing better.
So we went home and my dad made eggs (he is the best egg maker). Ah yes. I remember this meal like no other. I think this was also probably my first experience with a good runny egg + toast for soaking up that egg. Oh my gosh, maybe I was just really starving, but we devoured the eggs and toast. So amazingly good. It was so simple, but it just tasted incredible.
For that reason I have always loved the idea of doing breakfast for dinner. Not sure anything will ever be as good at that meal, but these omelets give it a run for its money for sure.
They are kind of like a loaded greek omelet that is stuffed with all the good things in the world. Sun-dried tomatoes, roasted red peppers, marinated artichokes, kalamata olives, quinoa, feta and pine nuts. Like I said, all the good things in the world. And then you add some eggs. Eggs make everything that much better. There is also Tzatziki. I know, I know.
And add some extra feta. Just because you can – and because it’s so darn good.
