Sometimes I just feel like eating Breakfast for dinner and I have a new recipe that will make your egg loven' kids think there mom is way cool.
My mother in law was over this past week and do we love to cook! Brainstorming with her is fun because she is vegetarian, working on gluten free and I am beef, butter and bread all the way. I do love to cook and eat vegetarian, in fact that is some of my most favorite pizza's but today I'd love to share a few egg recipes we have either found or made up.
I love these eggs!!!!!!! My mother in law made these for Matt & Me, of course I have switched things around a bit and put in some extras but have left the balance of everything else alone.
I'm sure your family will go wild for these egg dishes for breakfast, lunch & dinner too!
Eggs -N- Potato Chips1 med onion, finely chopped2 garlic cloves finally chopped2 tsp of ginger finally chopped1 whole Jalapeno seeded and minced** 1/2 C of Cilantro**1/2 of Fresh Spinach chiffonade (cut into small ribbons)1/4 flat leaf parsley4-5 oz of Fresh Kettle potato chips** (Lays salt and pepper)4 Eggs1/2 Tbsp of EVOO**1/2 Butter (unsalted)1 Tbsp waterMelt butter in frying pan, add onions, stir a few times till they are starting to brownadd next 3 ingredients garlic, ginger, Jalapeno let it release oils and soften 1-2 minadd Spinach, wilt down then add Parsley and Cilantro.Now comes the fun part, take your chips and crush them in your hand toss all ingredient's to coat chipsSpread evenly in pan and make 4 little holes or nestCrack 1 egg in each holeadd your Tbsp of water down the side of pan and cove quickly to steam eggs about 3 minIf you are wanting hard boil eggs go longer but no more then 6-8 or it will burn.** NotesIf your family likes heat use a hotter pepper or keep in the seeds
Cilantro AKA coriander leaves
I love the Lays Kettle chips because they have very little burnt chips in the bag but I also like Tim's Jalapeno or Sweet Maui Onion, Lays BBQ, Lays kettle salt and vinegar & Lays Plain Kettle chips, stale chips will not taste as good
EVOO is extra virgin olive oil and if you want to cut out the butter you can, I just love the taste of my onions in butter.
This is a great recipe for a cast iron skillet
Serves 2-4 depending on if it's a meal or side dish
I learned this from an English friend Sara she called it:
Chicks In A Basket2 eggs2 slices of bread2 tsp of butter or EVOOS-n-Ptake a slice of bread, I love honey WWcut or tear a hole in the middle of your bread, large enough to fit 1 egg.get pan hot, melt butter or pour oil drop down breadcrack 1 egg in each hole, sprinkle with s-n-pcook about 1 min. flip to other side with spatulacook 1-3 min. depending on how you like your yolks.serves 1Matt and I went to a B-n-B with my father and step mom (another great cook) and the innkeeper served us a Blueberry coffee cake and a simple mushroom omelet. The twist was they were chewy shitaki's which I have been a fan for many years in Asian cuisine. I did not ask for her omelet recipe but I did get the coffee cake recipe and ended up making my own version of her Simple, flavorful omelet.
Shitaki Omelet6 eggs2 Tbsp 1/2 & 1/26-8 Shitaki's depending on size1 Tbsp of EVOO2 cloves of Garlic grated1/4 Cup Gryer cheese1 Tbsp of Parmigiano ReggianoBeat the eggs with a whisk to fluff and add airand 1/2 & 1/2 beat some more, add parm-reggi and beat some morenow in a omelet pan ( small fry pan) add a drizzle of EVOOheat the shitaki till they are hot, take out 1/2 and place on cutting board.add garlic, mix around and spread mixture in pan, pour 1/2 the egg mixturecook for about 2 min. and flip like a pancake, add 1/2 the Gryer on 1/2 fold other half over and serve (keep warm in oven)Repeat. serves 2