Well, at least this is perfect in my eyes and it tastes really good too. I know, this skill may have been mastered by many since long time ago *helo labuuuu? ini omelette pun tak reti ker?* but seriously, I always fail at making a neat looking omelette. Don't laugh people. Making a good omelette *like they do in hotel* is not easy as seen unless you don't mind settling with ragged and little overcooked output. -______-" 

Since I just added cooking into my list of hobbies & interests *ehem, clear throat* I decided to brush up my goreng-telur skill a little bit more. Muahahah. The simplest thing of all lah kan? Thanks to technology for giving me such a great teacher named Google. ^____^ 2 hours of browsing, I have learned a lot about the "art" of making great omelette. Haiyohhh, never realized of such thing before; I thought it's completely fine to just whisk everything together and dump the ingredients into the pan. :P No.

Anyway, tips taken were demonstrated and tadaaaa! well done, yellow in color, round in shape, edges firm up yet very creamy in the middle. ^___^

Adam's comment last night "Mama!! Wahhhh cantiknya telur niiiii" Fine I know. Those previously made memang serabai tahap rambut mak lampir :/ This one is creamy, silky and nothing like I had made before. Haha.

So here the dos and don'ts.

Dos:

• Use butter. Real butter. I used salted butter.
• Use at least three eggs. 3 okels?
• Prepare ingredients in advance and set them separately (onions/bell peppers/tomatoes/etc). 
• Add few drops of water into egg batter (steam from water bubbles help to make omelette cook evenly and puffy) I used 1 tbsp of fresh milk.
• Use super low heat hence waiting is essential.  
• Whisk egg batter only when you are ready to cook. Do not prepare any and set aside while you get other things done. 
• Add a pinch of baking powder. ;)
• Cover the pan while waiting for your omelette to cook. 

Don'ts:

• Don't flip omelette at all. 
• Don't use salt. Google said salt breaks down the egg texture. That's the reason why I used salted butter, to accommodate the taste.

How to:

[1] Heat non stick pan.

[2] Add butter and it should bubble up almost immediately. Tilt the pan to coat it evenly.

[3] As butter foam starts browning, pour in eggs. Cover the pan.

[4] Once bottom of the omelette starts to thicken and the top still a bit runny/creamy, sprinkle the ingredients but not too much. Cover the pan.

[5] Let the omelette brown for few seconds (less than a minute) and yeszaaa, perfect omelette is ready to serve.