Home Brew Breakfast Nommage
Well I thought that it might be fun to occasionally include a little content about what I'm doing and making at home. After all, the reality is that eating out is only a small portion of my diet. Breakfast foods however, are a large portion. And mostly, at dinner. Breakfast makes the best dinner. Don't argue. It does.
That being said, I snapped a couple quick pictures of dinner tonight. This was something inspired by a dish I saw on one of the multitude of food blogs I read daily. The basic idea was a bread lined ramekin filled with egg and other fillings. In this case, think tiny bread crusted quiche.
For this particular attempt I used a potato bread. I buttered up the ramekin and pressed in pieces of bread torn to appropriate sizes to line the cup. A couple more pieces of butter on the inside and I baked it at 350 for around five min to give it a head start. I should note that I really squished the bread right on there. No kid gloves.
After that had a chance to bake for a few minutes I pulled it out, added a couple cubes of sharp cheddar and a couple eggs whisked with just a dash of cream. Then I shoved the whole thing back in the oven for around twenty-five minutes to half an hour. It turned out pretty dang good if I do say so myself.

The original recipe I say used a muffin tin, bacon, and a whole egg. I can see where this idea has a lot of potential for variation.
That being said, I snapped a couple quick pictures of dinner tonight. This was something inspired by a dish I saw on one of the multitude of food blogs I read daily. The basic idea was a bread lined ramekin filled with egg and other fillings. In this case, think tiny bread crusted quiche.
For this particular attempt I used a potato bread. I buttered up the ramekin and pressed in pieces of bread torn to appropriate sizes to line the cup. A couple more pieces of butter on the inside and I baked it at 350 for around five min to give it a head start. I should note that I really squished the bread right on there. No kid gloves.
After that had a chance to bake for a few minutes I pulled it out, added a couple cubes of sharp cheddar and a couple eggs whisked with just a dash of cream. Then I shoved the whole thing back in the oven for around twenty-five minutes to half an hour. It turned out pretty dang good if I do say so myself.

The original recipe I say used a muffin tin, bacon, and a whole egg. I can see where this idea has a lot of potential for variation.





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