Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eggs. Show all posts

Friday, June 25, 2010

Farmers Market Eggs

Greg and I have been trying to make more food with a variety of veggies, and with eggs. Yes this is very healthy (and yummy), but we will (hopefully) also have a huge vegetable and egg harvest this year, and we really need good recipes so we don't waste any of natures bounty. And so, Farmers Market Eggs. The only produce from a backyard garden in this picture is spinach from Rebecca's spring garden, and basil from my herb garden. The whole wheat bread is my usual, and the rest is all from a grocery store. Greg and I ate these for lunch two days in a row - they are very filling and flavorful (and cheap). I really like the base recipe here: chop veggies, satue a little, crack egg over veggies, cook and serve. Next time, I may leave out the spinach, because it began to wilt, and was hard to chew off in one bite, and tended to bring extra egg with it. But in general, I think this will lend to the rest of our future produce really well.

Recipe: makes two open sandwiches

2 eggs
1 jalapeno, seeded and diced
1/4 C. corn kernels
5-6 cherry tomatoes, sliced
4-6 spinach leafs
2 slices of whole wheat bread, toasted and buttered
2 tsp crumbled feta cheese
1 tsp fresh basil, chopped
salt & pepper

-Toast bread

-Grease frying pan as preferred. Turn heat to medium. Add corn, sliced cherry tomatoes, and diced jalapenos. Cook for about 1 minute, push veggies into two small piles or circles.

-Crack egg in the center of each veggie pile. Flip when yolk begins to thicken, cook to desired yolk consistency.

-Place spinach on toasted and buttered bread. Place egg on spinach. Sprinkle with feta and fresh basil. Salt and pepper to taste.

-Enjoy!!!

Monday, August 10, 2009

Breakfast Burrito

I know that is has been ages since I posted last, and this isn't exactly a big "come back" meal, but it sure was good! In the last 4 months I've been busy with finishing up the winter semester, taking one crazy class in 4 weeks time, & then I bought a house with my hubby, moved, and we're just getting settled. As you can see, we don't even have a place set up to take pictures. This was just on the counter!

One of the challenges with the new kitchen is that there is very little functional counter space. A kitchen cart may be in order. I've stayed away from dishes that require multiple pots and pans. But, we've still been eating fairly well =).

This was a hodge-podge meal. Greg was leaving for work and was starving, so we took some roasted chicken left-overs, eggs, cheddar cheese, salsa and cilantro and made this yummy mess. Of course, this means there is no real recipe, but here's my best shot:

Recipe: Serves 2-3

5 eggs
1/2 C. shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 C. salsa
1/4 C. packed cilantro
Sea salt and pepper
1 C. shredded roasted chicken

Wisk eggs together. Add shredded cheese. Place in a warm skillet. Add salsa, cilantro, chicken, salt and pepper. Cook as desired. (I actually tried to make an omlet, but in my hurry, forgot to grease the pan...so scrambled it was!)

Enjoy!