20-Minute Kale and Cheese Omelette for Two

A hearty omelette packed with wilted kale, sautéed onions, and melted white cheese. The kale adds earthy flavor and nutrients while the cheese provides richness. Perfect for a satisfying breakfast or light dinner when you want something more substantial than a basic omelette. The key is wilting the kale properly before adding the eggs to prevent a watery result.
Ingredients
Instructions
- 1
Beat eggs with Spike Seasoning in small bowl
- 2
Heat olive oil in non-stick 10-inch frying pan over medium high heat
- 3
Add onions and sauté about 2 minutes until soft but not browned
- 4
Add kale all at once and let wilt for a minute or two
- 5
Use large turner to turn kale over so it wilts evenly and reduces in size by at least half, taking 2-3 minutes
- 6
Check pan and add more oil if needed before adding eggs
- 7
Add eggs all at once, then add grated cheese and immediately lower heat to low
- 8
Let omelette start to cook and when you see firm edges, gently lift them with turner and let uncooked egg run under
- 9
Cook about 10 minutes until eggs are mostly set but still wet looking
- 10
Use turner and gently flip one half of the omelet over onto the other half
- 11
Cook 1-2 minutes more if needed, then slide omelet onto serving plate
Tips
Make sure to wilt the kale completely before adding eggs to prevent excess moisture in the omelette
Check if you need additional oil after cooking the vegetables to prevent sticking when adding eggs
Keep heat low after adding eggs to ensure even cooking without burning the bottom
Good to Know
Refrigerate leftovers up to 2 days. Best served fresh and warm.
Can prep vegetables the night before. Cook just before serving for best texture.
Serve immediately while hot. Great with sour cream, fresh parsley, or hot sauce on the side.
Common Mistakes
Don't skip wilting the kale completely or the omelette will be watery
Keep heat low after adding eggs to avoid burning the bottom before the top sets
Substitutions
basic seasoning alternative
different flavor profile
FAQ
Can I use frozen kale instead of fresh?
Yes, but thaw and drain thoroughly first. Squeeze out excess moisture with paper towels to prevent a watery omelette.
What if I don't have Spike Seasoning?
Use 1/4 teaspoon each of salt and black pepper, or your favorite herb seasoning blend.
How long will this keep in the refrigerator?
Refrigerate leftovers for up to 2 days, though the texture is best when served fresh and hot.