Cooking outside is one of our favorite weekend traditions, and the Blackstone griddle makes it even more fun. There’s just something about firing it up, gathering the family, and making a delicious, healthy breakfast to start the day. Have a travel-sized griddle? This is a perfect camping or cabin breakfast.

If you’re looking for an easy, low-carb, high-protein recipe that works for both keto and non-keto family members, these Blackstone griddle omelettes are a must-try. They’re fast, customizable, and perfect for everything from a slow Saturday morning to a simple backyard breakfast-for-dinner.

Check out our Blackstone griddle tips at the bottom, and if you need omelette filling ideas, take a look at our Mason Jar Eggs for inspiration!

Why We Love This Recipe

Low carb and protein-forward
Family-friendly and easy to customize
Simple, everyday ingredients
Great for weekends, camping, or feeding a crowd
Quick with minimal cleanup

Ingredients

For the omelette:

2–3 eggs
Avocado oil or butter
Shredded cheese
Cooked protein (bacon, sausage, or ham)
Diced vegetables (onions, peppers, mushrooms, spinach)
Salt and pepper

Optional add-ins or toppings:

Avocado
Salsa
Sour cream
Fresh herbs

How to Make Blackstone Omelette

1. Preheat the griddle
Heat your Blackstone griddle to medium for 5–7 minutes. You’ll know it’s ready when a drop of water sizzles on the surface. This ensures even cooking and prevents sticking.

2. Prep your ingredients
Cook any vegetables or meat you’re using, such as bacon, sausage, or diced peppers, onions, or mushrooms. Have everything chopped and ready to go for quick assembly.

3. Set up your omelette ring (optional)
If using an omelette ring, grease it lightly with avocado oil or butter. If you’re skipping the ring, you can cook directly on the griddle with a little oil or butter to prevent sticking.

4. Cook the eggs
Whisk 2–3 eggs per omelette and pour onto the griddle. Add your desired fillings evenly across the surface. Cook until the eggs start to set, about 2–3 minutes.

5. Fold or flip the omelette
Once the eggs are mostly set, fold the omelette over the fillings or flip if you’re comfortable doing so. Sprinkle cheese on top and finish cooking until melted and fully set.

6. Serve immediately
Transfer the omelette to a plate and top with optional add-ins like avocado, salsa, sour cream, or fresh herbs. Enjoy warm for a quick, high-protein, low-carb meal.

Nutrition Information (Approximate)

Macros will vary depending on ingredients used.

Tips and Variations

Lower carb option: Skip onions and peppers or use spinach and mushrooms.
Protein boost: Add extra meat or an additional egg.
Veggie additions: Zucchini, spinach, mushrooms, or peppers all work well.
Flavor adjustments: Change up cheeses or add hot sauce or seasoning blends.
Storage: Best fresh, but can be stored up to 2 days and reheated.
Blackstone tips: Seasoning and cleaning tips make prep and cleanup easier — check our Blackstone simple seasoning process guide and cleaning and maintaining guide for details.

Why This Recipe Works

This recipe is simple, flexible, and fits real life. Whether you’re feeding your family, cooking outside, or making a quick meal, it keeps things easy while still being satisfying and protein-packed.

Try it with your favorite combinations and explore more recipes on Simple Fun Keto to keep meals simple, fun, and delicious.

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Blackstone Griddle Omelettes