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Easy Tuna Omelet Recipe

Easy Tuna Omelet Recipe

Starting your morning with a hearty, protein-packed tuna omelet is a quick and delicious way to fuel your day. This easy recipe shows you how to make a simple yet flavorful tuna egg omelet in just minutes — with room for creative twists!

How to Make a Tuna Omelet

1. Preheat your pan

Heat a frying pan or skillet over medium heat with 1 tbsp of cooking oil (or butter for a richer flavor). Let the oil shimmer but don’t let it smoke. If using butter, avoid burning it to keep your omelet tasting fresh.

2. Prep the tuna

Drain 2 cans of tuna (in water or oil) and place the flakes in a bowl. Season lightly with salt and pepper.

  • Water-packed tuna keeps more Omega-3s.

  • Oil-packed tuna has a richer taste.

3. Beat the eggs

Crack 2–4 eggs into a bowl and whisk until smooth. For a fluffier omelet, add a splash of milk. You can use whole eggs, just egg whites, or a mix. Opt for pasture-raised, organic eggs if possible for better nutrition.

4. Start cooking

Pour the beaten eggs into the preheated pan. Reduce heat to medium-low and cook for about a minute until edges bubble. Check the bottom — it should turn golden-brown before you move to the next step.

5. Add the tuna

Evenly sprinkle the tuna across the omelet. Break up any big chunks so it cooks evenly and is easy to fold. You can also place the tuna on just one side if you prefer to fold the omelet over it later.

6. Fold the omelet

Use a spatula to gently fold one side of the omelet over the other. If all the tuna is on one side, fold the empty side over to cover the tuna completely.

7. Cook through

Let the folded omelet cook for another 30 seconds, then flip it carefully. Cook until both sides are golden and firm, but don’t overcook — you want it soft and moist inside.

8. Plate and serve

Slide the omelet onto a plate and serve with toast, bacon, fruit, or avocado. Top with hot sauce, cheese, or even a drizzle of ketchup for extra flavor.

 

This simple tuna omelet recipe combines healthy protein, omega-3s, and fluffy eggs for a perfect breakfast or brunch dish that’s quick, customizable, and satisfying.

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