Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Eggs Baked in Demarle Bouquet Tray


 Lunch, later that same day:
Salad:  Baby greens, baked egg, tomato candy (see post from 3-17-13), chopped pecans, Kerry Gold Dubliner Cheese, Demarle Roasted Garlic, Rosemary Dressing.

Monday was a school holiday so we had time for a little fun in the kitchen.  Over the weekend I got farm fresh eggs from a friend and wanted to use those lovely bright yellow gifts in a special way.


It has been awhile since I baked eggs and I only goofed it a little...forgetting to preheat the oven.  So I can't tell you from this experience how long to bake the eggs...especially since our teenage son came along and opened the oven door with the question, "Are they done yet?"  I'd already opened the oven door a few minutes earlier to check out how they were doing.  Between not preheating the oven and two extra oven openings, it took about 20 minutes.  My notes from the time before were like this:  Bouquet Tray, eggs, 350 degrees for 11 minutes for soft yolks or 15 minutes for hard yolks.  That of course was assuming the oven was preheated.

Note:  No greasing is required.  They pop right out after baking without grease or oil.

This is what they looked like before going in the oven with sea salt haphazardly sprinkled and fresh ground pepper:


 After taking out of the oven

And after turning out onto a plate:

 And later, added to my salad for lunch.  Okay, I didn't eat the salad dressing quite like this. 

The baked candy tomatoes had been in the freezer so while waiting for those to defrost, I made the dressing from a Demarle spice: Roasted Garlic with Rosemary.


I used two tablespoons white wine in the mixture this time but did not care for it as much as last time I made this mixture without it.  

One cup mayo, one cup sour cream, one tin of Demarle Roasted Garlic and Rosemary spice mix. Stir and serve.

That was a little too fast, because the roasted candy tomatoes were still frozen so I unloaded and loaded the dishwasher while I waited.

What an easy and gourmet lunch.  Should have had a friend over because it would have been more fun.



5 comments:

  1. Mmmmm!!!!! Sounds delicious! I am excited to try some eggs this way. We have a weekend thing to go to that I need to have something pre-made, so I think I am going to use my DeMarle to make some hashbrown, bacon and egg cups.

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    1. Sounds wonderful to take that recipe to your weekend event coming up. If you make it in a cute shape like the teddy bear tray it will look great as well as taste great.

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    2. After you wrote this comment Heidi I made the hasbrown, bacon and egg cups for breakfast the next day. Everyone liked them very much. I think we baked them about 13 minutes in the medium tartlet tray.

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  2. They look so beautiful. I love making eggs this way for a crowd. Yummy looking salad.

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    1. Which trays do you use for the eggs? How long do you cook them in which tray? I'm compiling a list of cooking times depending on the food and the tray. If the temperature is something other than 350 degrees let me know...please :)

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