Poached eggs on milk & toast - how to make even better?

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Paprika. I always like to add that to eggs.
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~D4T45H4T~ wrote:Gah. That sounds 'orrible IMO.
I'll let you know. :wink:
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Okay, yesterday morning I tried the sweet version, and it was quite tasty. I didn't have any nutmeg on hand, but I used pumpkin pie spice (a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and allspice). That and some sugar, butter, and a tiny bit of salt. I think some raisins would have added a lot.

Next time I may try the hot version (tobasco).
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PFVA wrote:Paprika. I always like to add that to eggs.
Yes to that, and another idea is Tabasco Green sauce, wonderful flavour. Goes great when my wife cooks an egg with a "Taiwan pancake" nice a flat, roll it up with the sauce in it and heaven.

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