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The phrase "a stalk of omelet" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms, as "stalk" typically refers to a stem or support of a plant, while "omelet" is a dish made from eggs.
Example: "I ordered an omelet for breakfast, but I was surprised to see a stalk of something green on the plate."
Alternatives: "a piece of omelet" or "a serving of omelet."
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Pita sheathing a supple yellow omelet, laced with salt and crunchy za'atar and adorned with a stalk of raw scallion.
Pita sheathing a supple yellow omelet, laced with salt and crunchy za\u2019atar and adorned with a stalk of raw scallion.
Same with a stalk of grilled asparagus.
It is a stalk of corn.
Mr. Kurz becomes a part owner of Omelet along with two of its three founders, Steven Amato and Ryan Fey; the third founder, Shervin Samari, and Omelet have parted ways, the agency said.
Brunch, served 11 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sundays, includes a selection of omelets ($10), salads ($9 to $14) and burgers ($10).
Laughter comes easily as the three catch up over a lunch of omelets and rice.
After a bit of struggle, they arrived to a spread of omelets.
The 50-seat cafe in Hicksville has an extensive menu of omelets, salads, wraps, platters and thin-crust pizzas ($4.50 to $12.50).
The patient then ingested a standard fat meal consisting of an omelet and a glass of water, and scintigraphic recordings were performed every 30 s for 60 min.
Asparagus done this way also could enrich a risotto, fill an omelet or garnish a fillet of salmon.
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