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On 9/26/2023 at 9:04 AM, Smithy said:
"Western" what? Do you have a standard "western" sandwich, or were you making an omelette and decided to sandwich it? Looks good, at any rate, but I'm curious about the abbreviated term.
This is a pretty common item, either as an omelet or as a sandwich, consisting of eggs, ham, usually green peppers and onions and sometimes cheese. At least in central and eastern Canada. I think it's also called a Denver omelet.
2 minutes ago, Smithy said:
"Western" what? Do you have a standard "western" sandwich, or were you making an omelette and decided to sandwich it? Looks good, at any rate, but I'm curious about the abbreviated term.
This is a pretty common item, either as an omelet or as a sandwich, consisting of eggs, ham, usually green peppers and onions and sometimes cheese. At least in central and eastern Canada. I think it also called a Denver omelet.
