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Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/kindafunny?sub... Support us and get EVERY episode of Cooking with Greggy one week early:   / kindafunny   Get your Cooking with Greggy shirt here: http://www.kindafunny.com/store THE OMELETTE INGREDIENTS FOR OMELETTE 2 Eggs per omelette Garlic powder Salt Peper Whatever you want to fill the omelette with! If you’re following my example, it’s… Spinach Broccoli Prosciutto Pepper jack cheese Marconi Hot Giardiniera diced STEP-BY-STEP OMELETTE INSTRUCTIONS 1) Decide what you want in that bitch and prep it all before. Cut up your spinach, shred your cheese, etc. 2) Crack two eggs into a bowl and season with salt, pepper, and garlic powder to taste. 3) Whisk those eggs, man! 4) Get a nonstick skillet, put it on the stove, and light it up a little past medium. Let it get hot. We’ll say a minute and a half. 5) Drop some butter in there and spread it around to grease the pan -- if you’re using a nonstick skillet, use a bunch of butter! 6) Pour your eggs in. Use a spatula to pull from the outside of the pan in and the move the pan to fill the holes with egg. 7) As it starts to firm up (about a minute or minute and a half), start adding the ingredients. I like to start with a cheese base, then veg, then meat. But it’s your call, man. 8) I like my omelettes runny, but if you want them less juicy, that’s cool. Once the cheese is melted in and you have a pretty mix, get in there and flip one side over to make the perfect omelette. If you’re following me to a T, you’re waiting between 30 seconds to a minute after everything is on there before the flip, but this is all done by watching and deciding. It’s fast! 9) Serve! THE POTATOES INGREDIENTS FOR TATERS Potatoes Olive oil Salt Pepper Rosemary Thyme STEP-BY-STEP TATER INSTRUCTIONS 1) Wash them taters. 2) Dice them taters into bite size-cubes. 3) Put ‘em in a bowl of cold water to destrach’em. Drain them. Cover them in water again. Repeat until the water is no longer cloudy. If you wanna plan ahead, you can do this the night before and leave them in the water and covered overnight. They won’t brown! 4) Get a cast iron skillet. Turn it up to medium high. Put some olive oil in there. You want the whole pan covered. 5) Towel dry the taters. 6) Gettin’ some good heat off that oil? Toss them taters in there, man! 7) Salt and pepper the taters. Toss in the rosemary and thyme, too. Repeat this to taste as you turn the taters. 8) This is where I should tell you a time to cook’em, but it’s really up to you. If you like’em CRISPY like me, they’re gonna go for 10 minutes or longer. Regardless, turn them taters at your leisure. 9) They look done to your liking? Great. They’re done. Turn off the heat, dump’em on a paper towel, and then serve’em! Follow us on Twitter! Greg -   / gameovergreggy   Nick -   / nick_scarpino   Kinda Funny -   / kindafunnyvids