Sometimes I'm so busy thinking about creating for the blog that I forget to just cook. But then I just cook and I get all excited and make Jake get his camera anyway - this was one of those moments...
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Egg Topped Mediterranean Breakfast Skillet |
For a broader look at how this all came together in the skillet...
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Egg Topped Mediterranean Breakfast Skillet |
This is how this happened:
I went to the kitchen fridge, counter, and Pantry and just started assembling...
- Eggs
- Green Olives
- Capers
- Fresh Rosemary
- Fresh Thyme
- Fresh Basil
- Cheddar Cheese
- Red Onions
- Yellow Grape Tomatoes
- Red Vine-Ripened Tomatoes
- Crushed Red Pepper Flakes
- Olive Oil
- Cracked Black Pepper
And I did this:
I sliced the green olives and set aside. Next I minced the fresh rosemary and thyme and did a
chiffonade of the basil and then I chopped the red onions, chopped the tomatoes and had the capers ready to spoon from the jar. Oh, and in true Mise en Place style, I shredded the cheese, and had the red peppers and olive oil and four eggs ready for production.
I simply heated some olive oil in the skillet over med heat and when heated added the onions. As soon as they started to soften I threw in the tomatoes, herbs (NOT THE BASIL) and the olives and capers. I sauteed for just a minute and then added some cracked pepper, red pepper flakes and stirred in the basil. Then I cracked the eggs on top, reduced the heat and covered to allow the eggs to poach for just a few minutes. Once the eggs were almost done, I added the grated cheddar cheese and placed the skillet under the broiler for a minute to finish it off.
This is what it turned out like...
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Jake's Portion |
And I just couldn't help myself...
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Patrick's Portion |
GIVE THIS A WHIRL - IT WAS SO EASY AND DELICIOUS!!! |
That looks to die for and yes, so easy. I'm Pinning this one!
ReplyDeleteYay... :-)
DeleteI can only hope that it was White Swan Olive Oil you used! lol
ReplyDeleteLOL - of course! I'm excited to work with White Swan for its own special post... SO much cooking to do, SO little time... :-)
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