Italian Style Eggs Benedict
Ok, so there’s no hollandaise sauce or any kind of sauce on top of these eggs, but i think you get the idea, it’s italian in flavor but eggs benedict in presentation. this is an example of me being bored on a saturday afternoon and rummaging through the frig looking for ingredients to jazz up my lunch. this is what i came up with. it is also a great brunch item as well.
Steps
Preheat the broiler on high.
Put an inch of water in a skillet , cover with a lid and put it on to boil.
Take the english muffin , split it and put it in the toaster on a low setting , just to dry out the bread a little.
In a cast iron or nonstick skillet , saut the onion , garlic and tomato with salt and pepper , just until the onion has softened and you can smell the garlic.
Add the thyme , rosemary and parsley stir it around.
Remove the mixture from the pan to a plate , divide the mixture into fourths for later on.
Add the vinegar and salt to the pan of boiling water to poach the eggs.
Gently slid the eggs out of their individual cups into the boiling water and cook through.
I like my yokes nice and runny , if you like them this way , undercook them slightly , since everything is being trnsfered to the broiler later on.
Put another teaspoon or so of olive oil into the skillet where you sauted the bruschetta mixture.
Take the english muffin toasts out of the toaster and p.
Ingredients
olive oil, tomatoes, white onion, garlic clove, fresh thyme, fresh rosemary, fresh parsley, salt and pepper, english muffin, eggs, white wine vinegar, salt, ham, mozzarella cheese
