My confession: I've never
poached an egg before.
You can make a heaping pot of the soup and freeze it for later, topping with fresh
poached eggs before serving.
Not exact matches
Last night we had
Poached Eggs over Rice (though I fry the
eggs because I can't
poach an
egg to save my life...) and the night
before we had the Vegetarian Split Pea Soup, which even my very carnivorous husband loves!
Poaching eggs first and then reheating them gently right
before serving makes this dish easy to pull off for entertaining.
I had taken out Gluten Free, Free Range Turkey Sausages the night
before to defrost in the fridge, so rather than frying them up, with
Poached eggs for breakfast, I took some inspiration from my Chicken and Italian Sausage Yumminess Recipe.
I recycle vegetables, soup, or salad from the night
before as a base for
poached eggs.
Great as dinner the night
before with salad and a good Rioja, even better in the morning with spicy black beans and
poached eggs (sans rouille).
In this recipe, Nigella uses a water baths to whip up a creamy and luxurious garlic flavored yogurt that is then served with a
poached egg (she likes lemon juice instead of vinegar which gives a much more pleasant fragrance) and some toasted buttered sourdough slices and
before I forget a generous drizzle of browned butter seasoned with Aleppo pepper.
I've never had a savory waffle
before, but this caught my attention with that beautiful
poached egg!
It was delicious on a hot day,
before I ordered a lovely brunch dish of cabbage pancake topped with goat cheese,
poached egg, roasted broccoli, and parmesan (unpictured).
Whether you scramble, fry, or
poach, always turn off the stove a few minutes
before the
eggs look done — even when they seem a bit runny.