Fall
Scottish Farmhouse Eggs
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11 Reviews
SPark0101
January 16, 2017
I made this for brunch this morning with 2 adjustments that worked well: a mix of fresh baguette breadcrumbs and panko which helped combat potentially soggy bread, plus heavy cream instead of half and half and at a smaller volume than called for in the recipe. It was delicious and I will definitely make this again.
LeahS.
June 16, 2013
I have been making this for years, found the recipe in a little booklet called "Favourite Dairy Recipes" that my mom brought home from a trip to England. It is very good, my kids love it and it's an easy way to cook a lot of eggs at one time.
Hooper's J.
March 26, 2011
I made these for Christmas breakfast and they were fabulous. I've got a batch in the oven right now and my mouth is watering. I'm not kidding - they're THAT good! I use organic eggs as they are much healthier and have a superior flavor to regular eggs. I also use organic half and half for much the same reason.
This time around, I am using Ezekial Sesame Bread that I made into bread crumbs. I am very curious how this recipe will turn out with the substitution. This is a flourless sprouted grain bread and it is delicious. You can get it at Trader Joe's.
This time around, I am using Ezekial Sesame Bread that I made into bread crumbs. I am very curious how this recipe will turn out with the substitution. This is a flourless sprouted grain bread and it is delicious. You can get it at Trader Joe's.
mrs.diggs
January 22, 2011
I kind of botched the recipe by using challah instead (and not in bread crumb form). The flavors were really delicious. When I make it next time, I will take the time to use bread crumbs!
japanesecurry
December 28, 2010
Made this for Christmas morning, but forgot to add the half and half. Worked beautifully anyway, though!
Queen O.
December 18, 2010
Trying this tomorrow for a holiday brunch with friends & David Eyre's pancake. Can't wait!
LizBChicago
September 29, 2009
Wow - I actually made ths Scottish Farmhouse Eggs for dinner last night, with a little salad on the side. Tremendous! What a great dish. You're so right about how the cayenne cuts the richness a bit. Immediately started thinking of other things to add, i.e. asparagus, spinach, chopped prosciutto, etc. Thank you! This could be a new go-to and not just for brunch, either!
maryvelasquez
September 27, 2009
I made this recipe and the savory bread pudding and my guests liked the Scottish Farmhouse Eggs best. I liked how simple the recipe was, and the hint of spice. Yum.
lastnightsdinner
September 27, 2009
This is one of the most simple, delicious and inspired things I have eaten in recent memory.
PhoebeLapine
September 25, 2009
this looks absolutely wonderful. I might have to go back to bed after eating though,
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