I'm not sure if I have really ever mentioned
this but, I LOVE EGGS!! I do, I can’t help it. I love them for breakfast
scrambled to perfection, poached on a fabulous salad for lunch, swimming in a
spicy sauce for dinner or baked in a light and super crisp meringue for
dessert. The number of things we can do with eggs is really endless if you
think about it. It’s one of the most humble ingredients in the world, but if
prepared properly, it can taste like a million bucks! This week, I wanted to
share with you a couple of super simple recipes that showcase this humble
ingredient beautifully!
The first
dish is a very classic Italian dish called eggs in purgatory, it’s basically a
spicy sauce with a few eggs cracked on top, covered with parmesan cheese then cooked just long enough for the white to be fully set but for the yolk to
still be just a hair runny. Served with the crunchiest piece of Italian bread
you can get your hands on and this is one of the quickest and most delicious
dinners you will ever eat. Trust me on this one!
I’m sure you have all heard of or had mirengue cookies before
but for some reason, anyone I ask tells me that they have never made them at
home and that they look too intimidating. Not so sure why anyone would think that,
but I’m here to tell you that there is nothing to be intimidated about and
these little babies are ridiculously easy to make and ridiculously delicious!
My recipe is one that I've been using for years and it's never failed me, the meringues
don’t stay perfectly white, they turn a very very pale beige color but somehow
I think this gives the cookie itself a better flavor and texture. I like to
sprinkle mine with some coconut, it not only gives the meringue itself great
flavor, but as they toast and dry out in the oven, the coconut flakes turn a
toasty brown color and stay so crispy, it’s truly divine!
Next time you’re in
the mood for eggs, give these recipes a try, they wont fail you!
I'm with you! I love eggs too!!!!*
ReplyDeleteThis meringue cookies are amazing!
Eggs in purgatory a favorite,have it at least once a week :)
Delete"Eggs in Purgatory" is the best poached-eggs recipe I've heard of in my whole life!!! <3 <3 <3 I make it at least three times every week! Although they never seem to come out perfectly shaped but that's no matter to me! I resolve it by eating the eggs! <3 :D
ReplyDeleteHi Laura! I am your biggest fan and you are my cooking idol! I was wondering if, for your ravioli, if you can serve meat sauce over it instead of marinara? Or would marinara be better? Please reply thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteYou're absolutely right, meringues are the easiest things to make. In fact, that's the first sweet recipe I learned to make when I was about 10 years old and it was taught to me by my cousin who was the same age as me. LOL.
ReplyDeleteI tried the eggs in purgatory and we loved it. I put my own twist on it, but it was delicious. My one mistake, not putting the eggs in one at a time. Live and learn. Next time, I will do it the way you showed, one at a time. Laura knows best! http://inlovingmemoryofgrandmamillie.blogspot.com/2013/02/eggs-in-purgutory.html
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ReplyDeleteI dont know whyy? I was a subscriber for a year and now i come to youtube and see that im not a subscriber anymore,and i tried to comment on the new video and.:
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