- Finely chop the red onion 
- Chop the green chilli into fairly big pieces sothey can be picked out by those that don't want to chew on them 
- Crack the eggs into the bowl 
- Add in the chopped onions, green chilli chopped,red chilli powder, turmeric and salt. Whisk with a fork till the mixture foams and is well aerated , this will give you a beautifully 'fluffy' omelette  
- Then add the chopped coriander and mix again 
- I add in the turmeric as it has loads of healthbenefits - it has powerful anti-inflammatory effects and is a very strongantioxidant, and our guest who do not consume turmeric on a regularbasis loved the idea 
- Now add in the cheese - torn roughly if it using acheese single or crushed if using a soft cheese or crumbly cheese, sausages andParma Ham. Lightly beat the egg mixture once more with a fork to mix well 
- Place a big pan on medium heat and when it beginsto heat up melt the butter 
- When the butter begins tosizzle and pan resembles what you see in the image then it's the right time toadd the egg mixture 
- Move the pan around so that the mixture spreadsevenly and cook on a low flame for about 2 minutes  
-  When the omelette leaves the sides of the     pan ,slightly lift it with a wooden spatula and check , if it has browned it's time to flip it over. You can tell by the aroma wafting around too 
- With a big wooden spatula gently flip over and cookon the other side, I place a lid over my pan at this stage to trap the steam and it also gives me a really fluffy omelette, of course it will fall flat if you don't serve immediately 
- Once done, turn off the heat and cut in half using a wooden spatula. Fold and place in between hot buttered toast for a fabulous breakfast