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Baked Eggs for Two

Baked Eggs for Two

Photo by Traveling Tongue

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Brunch Eggs
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    Traveling Tongue's Notes: This versatile recipe is a weekend favorite of mine. Pancetta may be substituted for Turkey Sausage. Thyme may be substituted for Tarragon. Asiago may be grated onto eggs before broiling...

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Serves 2

  1. Turn oven dial to High Broil.

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  2. Remove sausage casing and break into smaller bits. Lightly brown sausage and shallot in a small saute pan and set aside.

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  3. Arrange spinach and tomato slices in the bottom of a 1 1/2 quart casserole dish or 48 oz. Ramekin, leaving small wells in which to place the eggs.

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  4. Crack eggs into wells and scatter turkey sausage and shallot over dish. Add a pinch of salt and freshly cracked pepper.

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  5. Pour heavy cream over dish.

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  6. Broil for 8-10 minutes, until whites have solidified and yolks are slightly runny.

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  7. Sprinkle with chopped tarragon and serve immediately.

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2 Comments on Baked Eggs for Two

Dsc00426 Reply

sounds delicious! lovely photo.

3003_720604640463_10201151_42687946_5827526_n Reply

This looks absolutely delicious. I love using turkey sausage, and I'm sure it tastes excellent with the spinach. I think I like the thyme substitution though. thanks!

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