Masala Omelette
The Indian omelette (often called Masala Omelette) is a street-food classic of Mumbai and Delhi. Unlike the French omelette, which is soft and smooth, the Indian version is fully cooked, thin and textured by the crunch of onion.
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The Indian omelette (often called Masala Omelette) is a street-food classic of Mumbai and Delhi. Unlike the French omelette, which is soft and smooth, the Indian version is fully cooked, thin and textured by the crunch of onion.
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