Poached eggs on milk & toast - how to make even better?
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Poached eggs on milk & toast - how to make even better?
Here's one of my favorite breakfasts. I like it because it's quick and easy (yes, I'm an American), it's yummy, and it's great comfort food.
I put some milk in a bowl, break a couple eggs into the milk, and put it in the microwave for a couple minutes (long enough to cook the eggs). While it's nuking, I put a couple slices of bread in the toaster. When the eggs/milk are done, I break up the toast into it, add some butter and salt, hack up the eggs with my spoon, and consume.
I won't post a picture, because it's one of those things that tastes fantastic, but looks like an alien cesspool.
I still love this breakfast, but I have it so often I'm trying to think of a way to mix it up a bit. Anything I could add for flavoring that would work?
I put some milk in a bowl, break a couple eggs into the milk, and put it in the microwave for a couple minutes (long enough to cook the eggs). While it's nuking, I put a couple slices of bread in the toaster. When the eggs/milk are done, I break up the toast into it, add some butter and salt, hack up the eggs with my spoon, and consume.
I won't post a picture, because it's one of those things that tastes fantastic, but looks like an alien cesspool.
I still love this breakfast, but I have it so often I'm trying to think of a way to mix it up a bit. Anything I could add for flavoring that would work?
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Brown Sauce or Branston Pickle:)Martoon wrote:Here's one of my favorite breakfasts. I like it because it's quick and easy (yes, I'm an American), it's yummy, and it's great comfort food.
I put some milk in a bowl, break a couple eggs into the milk, and put it in the microwave for a couple minutes (long enough to cook the eggs). While it's nuking, I put a couple slices of bread in the toaster. When the eggs/milk are done, I break up the toast into it, add some butter and salt, hack up the eggs with my spoon, and consume.
I won't post a picture, because it's one of those things that tastes fantastic, but looks like an alien cesspool.
I still love this breakfast, but I have it so often I'm trying to think of a way to mix it up a bit. Anything I could add for flavoring that would work?
Admittedly, if you're not in the UK, sourcing either of those could be complicated!
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Bit of Worcester sauce?
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Whats the crack with the milk, i just tried this as i was starvin.
Tasted the same as when i do em with water to be honest.
p.s read 1st post again, you put it all in, aahhh
I'll try that next time, i just have my eggs with beetroot, red chillies and salt and pepper.
Tasted the same as when i do em with water to be honest.
p.s read 1st post again, you put it all in, aahhh
I'll try that next time, i just have my eggs with beetroot, red chillies and salt and pepper.
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I don't even know what Brown Sauce or Branston Pickle are.
Worcester sauce... Hmmm, I'll have to try that.
Curry powder, red chillies... I'm not sure. I actually thought of putting in a little Tobasco this morning, but it just didn't seem right with the whole milk and butter flavor (with the soggy toast, it's kind of like a bread pudding). But maybe I'll give something like that a try next time.
Worcester sauce... Hmmm, I'll have to try that.
Curry powder, red chillies... I'm not sure. I actually thought of putting in a little Tobasco this morning, but it just didn't seem right with the whole milk and butter flavor (with the soggy toast, it's kind of like a bread pudding). But maybe I'll give something like that a try next time.
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I was going to suggest golden syrup or honey, maybe maple syrup?Martoon wrote:Now that sounds good. Maybe I'll throw a few raisins in there, too.rowan wrote:One of my great munchie inventions was sweet omelettes.
Try adding a spoon of castor sugar to it and grating nutmeg on top. It'll be
like a sort of dropped custard tart.
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