When
I first saw the name, œufs en cocotte (Eggs in Pots), I was
thinking, is this some kind of fancy French classic egg dish? Only
after I looked it up did I realize that it's actually quite simple,
yet also a very elegant dish that is perfect for either your weekly
or holiday brunch. You basically crack the
egg in a ramekin, then bake it with your favourite vegetables or
cheese. Not so difficult, right? Since it's (finally) the beginning
of spring, I thought I'd use some asparagus here, as it goes so well
with the smoked salmon and goat cheese. It'll be perfect for your
spring Sunday brunch!
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Showing posts with label 蛋. Show all posts
7.4.15
1.3.15
Two Eggs Two Ways 雞蛋兩吃
Inspired
by the halfnhalf eggs (fried egg whites + scrambled eggs) from
Weekendbreakfast on Instagram, I made a fried egg and topped it with
scrambled eggs (made from a leftover baking mixture of egg whites,
some egg yolks, and a little bit of cheddar cheese). It was so yummy
with the combination of crispy fried egg, the creamy runny yolk, and
the soft curd of the scrambled eggs! If you're a true egg lover like
me, you must make this, and also check out Weekendbreakfast for more
breakfast inspiration!
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15.6.14
Poached Eggs 水波蛋
*This was a post that first appeared in my prior blog, 2 Sisters et 1 Cat
This is one of my favorite ways to enjoy eggs, and I'm about to share with you a quick way to impress someone on this Valentine's Day! Those of you who are easily intimidated by those two words - poached eggs, don't let yourself believe that you can only enjoy it in restaurants. You just need to know a few things before you start.
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