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Place a non-stick pan on an induction cooktop or stovetop over medium heat.

Pour the honey into the pan, ensuring it covers a good portion of the pan's surface.

Add the chili oil to the honey in the pan.
Using a silicone spatula, stir the honey and chili oil together in the pan to combine them well.

Add the diced garlic to the pan, spreading it evenly over the honey and chili oil mixture.

Crack the two eggs directly into the pan, one by one, over the honey, chili oil, and garlic mixture.

Cover the pan with a transparent glass lid.

Cook the eggs until the whites are set, the honey mixture has caramelized to a dark brown, and the yolk is slightly runny. This typically takes about 5-7 minutes, but adjust based on your desired doneness.

Uncover the pan.

Using the spatula, gently fold or slide the cooked egg/omelette into a crescent shape.

Remove the cooked hot honey egg/omelette from the pan and place it on a white plate.

Garnish the hot honey egg/omelette generously with the chopped green onions/scallions.

Serve the hot honey egg/omelette immediately alongside a slice of toasted bread.

Cut into the omelette with a knife and fork to enjoy the runny yolk and sweet-spicy flavors.


Place a non-stick pan on an induction cooktop or stovetop over medium heat.

Pour the honey into the pan, ensuring it covers a good portion of the pan's surface.

Add the chili oil to the honey in the pan.
Using a silicone spatula, stir the honey and chili oil together in the pan to combine them well.

Add the diced garlic to the pan, spreading it evenly over the honey and chili oil mixture.

Crack the two eggs directly into the pan, one by one, over the honey, chili oil, and garlic mixture.

Cover the pan with a transparent glass lid.

Cook the eggs until the whites are set, the honey mixture has caramelized to a dark brown, and the yolk is slightly runny. This typically takes about 5-7 minutes, but adjust based on your desired doneness.

Uncover the pan.

Using the spatula, gently fold or slide the cooked egg/omelette into a crescent shape.

Remove the cooked hot honey egg/omelette from the pan and place it on a white plate.

Garnish the hot honey egg/omelette generously with the chopped green onions/scallions.

Serve the hot honey egg/omelette immediately alongside a slice of toasted bread.

Cut into the omelette with a knife and fork to enjoy the runny yolk and sweet-spicy flavors.
