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More late Passover cooking.

Matzo brie, Charoset (Moroccan style - dates, walnuts, raisins, a hint of cinnamon, cardamom and rose water). Fromage blanc.

 

 

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@Ann_T - your tuna salad looks so good.  Care to share the ingredients?

 

Breakfast this morning was a homemade Egg McMuffin:

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A lot messier than McD’s, but infinitely tastier.  I’ve had a set of graduated rings (like cooky cutters) for at least 10 years – never used – and it just today occurred to me to use one to cook a perfectly round egg:

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The eggs look like they were cooked sunnyside up but with a little water added to the pan and then covered until the yolk is cooked.  ??

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Next time you are cooking eggs, try about a tablespoon or two in the pan after the eggs are halfway done...stick a cover on them.,,,I hate under done whites.

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I routinely do eggs w a TB of water and cover until just set

 

easy and no risk of Yolk-damage

 

I think those above might be over-easy , as the yolks w the water method don't have the ' pan-pigments ' you see on those eggs

 

but I haven't made them w the steam method in a while

 

both methods are tasty , esp if you eat the yolks whole as I do after a white Trimming.

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13 hours ago, Okanagancook said:

Next time you are cooking eggs, try about a tablespoon or two in the pan after the eggs are halfway done...stick a cover on them.,,,I hate under done whites.

 

Works well for melting cheese on a burger too

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21 minutes ago, Ann_T said:

I'm working today so I made Moe a big breakfast. Should keep him going most of the day.

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Grilled a small NY strip, to go with buttered basted eggs and roasted potatoes done in the CSO.

 

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Always happy when I don't over grill a skinny steak.

I will never show Moe's breakfasts to Mr. Kim.  

 

This morning was another homemade McMuffin - except with omelet-like egg this time:

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I'm glad I just ate my crapy breakfast because I wouldn't want anything except those gorgeous looking biscuits.😫

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1 hour ago, Okanagancook said:

I'm glad I just ate my crapy breakfast because I wouldn't want anything except those gorgeous looking biscuits.😫

Me too. I like yogurt and fruit for breakfast...provided I don't look at this topic! I have serious biscuit envy right now.

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Sigh. The doctor has me doing without gluten for two weeks to see if that's what's upsetting my stomach. Reading this thread is torture.

 

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