Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Brie & Baked Eggs

if baked in individual ramekins, these could officially be called 'Oeufs en Coccotte'
this time, i prefered the rustic effect and ease of using a skillet.
baking the eggs gives a ridiculously creamy center yolk while still yielding a crunchy white and perfectly melted Brie.

Heat olive oil in large skillet over med-high heat, crack into hot oil 5-6 farm fresh, organic eggs. When whites begin to congeal, season with fresh ground pepper and rosemary. Place entire skillet in preheated 400degree oven until yolks are set but not hard. (5-8mins). Slice thick pieces of Brie and place over each yold. Season with sea salt and more pepper accordinly. Garnish with fresh cut tomatoes and grilled baguette. Serve alongside bacon and various jellies.

See Ina Garten's similar recipe here

Monday, May 14, 2012

new flock

after losing the last flock of chickens to raccoons (those fat, greedy & murderous thieves) we have purchased some heritage breeds including Lavender Orpingtons, White Jersey Giants, Wyandotte, Sussex and Lakenvelder. I love them!


Monday, March 14, 2011

Spring poached eggs

for one of my first food posts in a long time, celebrate the cusp of spring with poached eggs. i found a wonderful Mt. Townsend Creamery Camebert cheese at the grocery store, let it melt over the top and then added a sprinkling of fresh herbs that survived the winter. mmm....

click here for a great video on how-to poach eggs from Cuisine at Home