I actually used 2 eggs and 4oz cream cheese so they wouldn't taste
so eggy, but no joy.
They looked a little like a Crepe, but
so eggy tasting!
It went right in the trash, the flavor was
so eggy I couldn't even repurpose it.
They are SO beautiful, but they are
SO eggy in the middles.
Unfortunately, the pancakes are
so eggy that I can't eat them.
Not exact matches
If there are wet
eggy spots, cover those with more breadcrumbs and press them in
so that the schnitzel is totally covered and has no soggy spots.
It's a little bit on the
eggy side for me,
so I will follow other comments and use half egg whites beaten until fluffy next time.
Much better results this time as i only used 4 eggs
so it wasn't overly
eggy!
These definitely don't taste
eggy to me
so I'm at a loss.
I know I'm crap at poaching eggs
so I usually skip those types of recipes and go straight for pancakes (duh) and baked
eggies!
Eggs symbolize birth, rebirth, fresh starts, spring,
so it's fitting that this week's recipe for Cook the Book Fridays, the Extra Edition for the fifth Friday in March, is
eggy: Hard - cooked eggs with herb mayonnaise, which is better described as a simple salad topped with hard - boiled eggs.
My family likes it a bit «
eggier»
so I might add some extra yolks in the future, but aside from that, well, well done!
Well, when I was eating my bagel, the
eggy smell of the egg wash was
so off - putting — I don't know if I didn't water down the egg wash enough, but while these tasted great, it was hard to get over that
eggy smell.
So creamy, and
eggy, and sweet, and then that crackly burnt sugar top... How can you improve upon that???
My only dislike was the overly
eggy taste, which is fine for savoury pancakes, but I like mine with maple syrup
so will try experimenting with less egg yolk and more egg white.
Ok
so I tried the recipe and though the texture was fabulous it tastes quite
eggy.
If I make it with 3 eggs, is there any substitution I can do
so the bread still comes out the same, but less
eggy?
So, even though these lovely little cakeys have no nasty refined sugar and no
eggies or butter, they are still cakes.
It's an
eggy delight, and
so simple!
My Vegan Egg Salad is tops in many folks» (recipe) books
so, I decided to add a little of the secret
eggy ingredient: Indian black salt.
I don't get people who think it's too
eggy, but I'll just eat their portion as well,
so it's all good.
I think many of Elana's recipes are too «
eggy» (like the pumpkin bread which I found almost inedible because it had no flavor and a weird
eggy consistency)
so that's why I used one less egg in this recipe.
They were always
so «
eggy».
I personally just tried this recipe and like it a bit better because it tastes less
eggy and seems more versatile depending on how thin or thick you want your batter since it's
so thick to begin with and using almond flour makes it much thinner to begin with.
Whilst yummy it was very
eggy in flavour and texture,
so today I made a few changes.
This delightful Triple Berry spread make these not -
so -
eggy French Toast Sticks even more scrumptious!
Ps - this cake is a little bit
eggy,
so for those who don't like their cakes to smell like eggs at all, it can be a bit of a problem.
Easter is just around the corner,
so I've put together a collection of
eggy experiments perfect for this time of year.
So far I've found coconut - based breads to be too
eggy — more like quiche than bread — but toasting it might help.
I had read from the previous post about the 3 eggs being a bit
eggy,
so I tried 2 eggs instead.