Have You Ever Eaten a Lion Omelet? I Have!
The Gilroy chapter of the Lions Club held an omelet and pancake dinner on Friday evening and let me just say, ‘Thanks for taking me Dad, it was delicious’. It was at Gilroy Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. After paying your 6 dollars per person, you could either get in an omelet line, or the pancake line. In the pancake line, there was a lady handing out however many pancakes you wanted, (limit of 5 at a time) butter, and salsa. Unfortunately, no peanut butter. 
There were 5 
omelet lines next to each other. When you got to the front of the line, there was a man with a small pan sitting on a small propane gas stove. They would pour in the eggs and you would tell them what you wanted inside, by pointing to the bowls o’ ingredients. It was quick, and several of the “cooks” had a good sense of humor and were making jokes.
There were 5 rows of tables with American flags and syrup in the middle. The food was good. The pancakes were warm and fluffy. They tasted good even without peanut butter. The small cups of milk provided complimented the warmth of both foods. 
The omelets were very light and airy. They slightly fell apart but tasted good and were small portioned. One of the best things was that you could go back for as much as you wanted. (Until 8 of course)
Overall, the Lion’s club did it well. Breakfast for dinner isn’t done very often, so they had very little competition, but it was still great!
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This really brings back memories of growing up with pancake dinners by the Lions and Rotary clubs in my hometown. Thanks for the post!
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Glad you enjoyed it, Iris!
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