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Pacanis, when you go to the store, get some asparagus. Steam or saute your asparagus in EVOO/butter and then put two eggs (or more) fried in butter on top. Garnish with some fresh shredded or grated parmesan. Yummy. I already posted this somewhere else - probably on an asparagus thread. It's so good, it's worth posting twice, though.
 
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Too late, Karen :( I wonder how it will work with broccoli :)

When you guys are talking about frying eggs to add to something, do you mean scrambled, sunnyside up, over easy.....?
That fried eggs on rice sounds good, too.

I obviously should start learning to do more with eggs, but ya can't beat hard cooked eggs and beer :LOL:
 
I think it would probably work swell with broccoli; I'd chop it up a bit to make a bed for the eggs. We like our eggs "basted" - that means start them out on medium high heat in a nonstick frypan of bubbling butter, let the bottoms firm up a bit, then add a few tablespoons of water and cover the pan. In a minute or two, the tops will be cooked (opaque). Sorta like sunny side up, but with the white part solid and yolk nice and runny.
 
I know that look, Karen. I've covered eggs before I was frying and got that whiteish look to the yolks. I'm interested to try it with water added. I imagine it will speed things up.Thanks.

Don't like Spam. A couple of my friends used to rave about fried spam and mayo sandwiches. I tried it until the can was used up. It's food...... but that's about all I'll give it. ;)
 
Too late, Karen :( I wonder how it will work with broccoli :)

When you guys are talking about frying eggs to add to something, do you mean scrambled, sunnyside up, over easy.....?
That fried eggs on rice sounds good, too.

I obviously should start learning to do more with eggs, but ya can't beat hard cooked eggs and beer :LOL:

For me it always means over easy or basted (I have never tried the water method, usually it is fried in lots of bacon grease and I spoon the grease over it as it cooks... not good for the heart but darn good on the taste buds!

I wish I had your problem with too many eggs, LOL. If I tried to keep even a single chicken around here I would get run outta town. I wonder if they would survive a trip in bubble wrap?? ;)
 
Eggs Goldenrod?

How'd I do Katie?

This is some good food! Thanks for the recipe! :)
 

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You get an A+++, pacanis. Isn't it yummy? Sometimes I add drained canned baby peas when I want a change.

This was a recipe I grew up having after Easter when we had lots of hardboiled eggs that needed to be used up. I love it.

You can also use the same white sauce to make creamed chipped beef over toast/biscuits. My daddy wouldn't eat S.O.S. as he knew it. He ate too much of it when he was in the Navy.
 
a different egg breakfast or lunch dish

toast and butter an english muffin. slice canadian bacon , heated. put on one egg each side of muffin. either soft boiled , poached or fried to your prefrence.

heat creamed spinach(frozen or make your own. ) i use frozen. then spoon over egg. sprinkle with cheese. nuke couple seconds to melt cheese. you will be pleasantly suprised.

babe


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toast and butter an english muffin. slice canadian bacon , heated. put on one egg each side of muffin. either soft boiled , poached or fried to your prefrence.

heat creamed spinach(frozen or make your own. ) i use frozen. then spoon over egg. sprinkle with cheese. nuke couple seconds to melt cheese. you will be pleasantly suprised.

babe


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Almost eggs sardou :chef: - sounds tasty babe!
 
Nice picture, Pacanis! Here's another one I love:

Gratin of Hard Cooked Eggs.


2 Tbsp butter
3 Tbsp flour
1 1/2 cups milk
Pinch each S, P, freshly ground nutmeg (season generously)
1 1/4 cups grated Gruyere
6 hard boiled eggs
4 green onions
1 1/4 cups frozen peas
1/2 cup fresh bread crumbs

Make a white sauce with the first 4 ingredients, take off heat, and add one cup of the cheese, stirring until melted.

Halve the eggs lengthwise, chop onions into pea size pieces. Place eggs, cut side up in buttered 6 cup casserole. Sprinkle peas and onions over top of eggs. Pour sauce over top, sprinkle with bread crumbs and remaining cheese. ( I mix them in the cuisinart with some fresh parsley and thyme).
Bake in preheated 450 oven until browned and heated, app 25 to 30 minutes.
 
mmmm, that souunds good Loprraine.
I may have to pick up the missing ingredients and give that a try.
 
I'm the only one who eats it, so i eat it for breakfast / lunches until it's gone. It's rich, so I don't make it often. but I do love it. :) Hope you do too!
 

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