This section is from the book "The Culinary Handbook", by Charles Fellows. Also available from Amazon: The Culinary Handbook.
Mix some finely chopped parsley, pepper and salt with the beaten eggs, form and serve.
Stew fresh or canned tomatoes with a little butter, sugar, salt and pepper to a thick pulp, enclose within the omelet, pour tomato sauce around,
Take some boiled rice, and moisten ii with reduced tomato sauce, enclose within the omelet, and pour tomato sauce around,
Scald the oysters, cut them in quarters, put them into a rich oyster sauce, enclose a spoonful within the omelet; when on the serving dish place three whole scalded oysters on top of the omelet, pour some oyster sauce over all, and sprinkle with parsley dust.
Simmer some French peas in reduced Veloute sauce till thick; place a spoonful within the omelet and a spoonful at each end of the omelet on the serving dish, with cream sauce poured around.
Cut the egg plant into dice, fry it in butter; when done add a little meat glaze, enclose within the omelet and pour some brown sauce around.
Beat some puree of spinach with the eggs, season with salt and pepper, form and serve.
Cut a jardiniere or macedoine of vegetables (or use canned macedoine), boil till tender,drain, moisten with a little demi-glaze or Supreme sauce, enclose within the omelet, and decorate the top of the omelet with the vegetables, pour some of the sauce used around.
Take cooked asparagus points, make them hot in Allemande sauce, enclose within the omelet and pour some of the sauce around.
Take the olives, stone them, slice them into four slices, make them hot in Madeira sauce, enclose within the omelet, decorate the top of the omelet with slices of olives, and pour some Soubise sauce around.
Take minced cooked chicken, moisten it with Veloute sauce, make hot, enclose within the omelet, serve with Veloute sauce poured around.
Chopped green peppers, onions, garlic, okras and a little boiled rice, made hot in thick tomato sauce, enclosed within the omelet, and spoonfuls served at ends of the omelet on the dish.
 
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