Interesting to note that the term ‘Denver Omlette’ was recorded to be first used in print in exactly the same year as ‘black power’, ‘bruschetta’, ‘cash-flow' and ‘Doppler radar’.
My thanks to @jack for the link to the Meriam Webster Site where you can learn this … then again - they also record ‘pasties' in that same year - but meanwhile here The Dictionary of Medical Vocabulary in English, 1375–1550 specifically references ‘pasties’.
Interesting to note that the term ‘Denver Omlette’ was recorded to be first used in print in exactly the same year as ‘black power’, ‘bruschetta’, ‘cash-flow' and ‘Doppler radar’.
My thanks to @jack for the link to the Meriam Webster Site where you can learn this … then again - they also record ‘pasties' in that same year - but meanwhile here The Dictionary of Medical Vocabulary in English, 1375–1550 specifically references ‘pasties’.
SO, either the site is American centric - which of course being MW - it likely is ) OR maybe they are referring to different pasties - which can be learnt about here.