So the latest thing I've been playing with is the common household egg. :smile:
Ramequins are a small dish like what you might use for a souffle but smaller.
Grease with butter or oil atomizer and place the "treat". This can be anything you like, but I prefer a smokey Gouda cheese. Cut into small bits, use only enough to almost cover the bottom of the dish. Over this crack an egg which should nearly fill the dish. A top the egg, salt and pepper to taste add a pinch of dill and a good pinch of Parmesan or Romano cheese.
One of these is usually plenty for one person so two dishes for two and so on.
Place the filled Ramequins into the cooking dish and fill with boiling water.
Place cooking dish with Ramequins into over at 425 for about 7 to 10 minutes or desired softness of egg.
Slice a fresh loaf of french or italian bread into thick pieces. Toast and butter two per serving. Once eggs are done remove and dip toast into soft yokes and enjoy.
Fantasic for a weekend when you want to spoil yourself and someone special.
Ramequins are a small dish like what you might use for a souffle but smaller.
Grease with butter or oil atomizer and place the "treat". This can be anything you like, but I prefer a smokey Gouda cheese. Cut into small bits, use only enough to almost cover the bottom of the dish. Over this crack an egg which should nearly fill the dish. A top the egg, salt and pepper to taste add a pinch of dill and a good pinch of Parmesan or Romano cheese.
One of these is usually plenty for one person so two dishes for two and so on.
Place the filled Ramequins into the cooking dish and fill with boiling water.
Place cooking dish with Ramequins into over at 425 for about 7 to 10 minutes or desired softness of egg.
Slice a fresh loaf of french or italian bread into thick pieces. Toast and butter two per serving. Once eggs are done remove and dip toast into soft yokes and enjoy.
Fantasic for a weekend when you want to spoil yourself and someone special.