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3 hours ago, Senior Sea Kayaker said: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.
First recorded in 1959 in yes, Canada.
Quotea sandwich in which the filling is an omelette containing onion and ham.
3 hours ago, Senior Sea Kayaker said: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.
First recorded in 1959 in yes, Canada.
Quotea sandwich in which the filling is an omelette containing onion and ham.
