Sprinkle half of the leftover parsley, green pepper and red pepper on
top of egg mixture in muffin tin pan.
Step 8: Pour the remainder
of egg mixture over the top, cover with foil and refrigerate over night.
The only way to mess up is by burning the toast, and if you do, you can just make more
of the egg mixture in less than a minute.
Pour the
rest of the egg mixture over the bread and let it sit for 30 - 45 minutes until all the liquid has been absorbed.
After you take the pie weights or beans out, brush the inside of the crust with a
little of the egg mixture to seal it and make double sure it stays crisp.
I did make a mistake and poured milk into oat mixture
instead of egg mixture by mistake so it all got mixed together in bowl before it went into the pan - still yummy.
Measure the flour into a separate bowl and then use a measuring cup to add about 1/4
cup of the egg mixture into the flour.
Pour one
third of the egg mixture into the chocolate mixture and whisk to lighten, and then pour the remaining egg mixture in.
Mix the flour with a fork until there are no big clumps remaining and then add it to the
rest of the egg mixture and stir it a few times to mix.
4 Melt 1 tbsp of the butter in a large non-stick pan over medium heat and, when sizzling, take two of the stuffed breads
out of the egg mixture and place in the pan.
If you are making multiple omelets, whisk all of the eggs and water together in one bowl and use a 4 ounce (standard) ladle to portion out enough
of the egg mixture for each omelet.
Divide whisked eggs evenly into the ramekins (I found that each one holds about 6
Tbsp of egg mixture).
Stracciatella soup is basically an egg drop soup, referencing the
shreds of egg mixture which is poured into a -LSB-...]
I sprayed parchment with oil, put the mixture down, sprayed another piece of parchment and placed it over the
dollops of egg mixture.
Pour
half of the egg mixture over croissants, allow to sit for 10 minutes to allow croissants to absorb the mixture.
Cook under broiler for 4 - 5 minutes until
top of egg mixture is completely cooked through and starts to brown and get bubbly.
You'll need about 1/4 cup
of the egg mixture for each one, but it is easier to add about half of that at a time and let it soak down into the cups.
Divide whisked eggs evenly into the ramekins (I found that each one holds about 6
Tbsp of egg mixture).
Gently fold the
remainder of the egg mixture into the chocolate until well combined, being careful to maintain the aerated quality of the eggs.
Drizzle half
of egg mixture over flour mixture and, using a fork, mix gently just until combined.
Fold in the chocolate mixture, followed by the beetroot trying not to stir all of the air
out of the egg mixture.
Pour in 1
cup of the egg mixture and mix on low speed until combined, then increase the speed to medium - high and beat for 1 minute.