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Creamy Baked Eggs
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26 Reviews
Joshua P.
April 23, 2023
A bit of work involved and worth the time! Easy to follow, and easy to substitute veggies or cheese as needed. I made this in a soup crock as I don’t have other bakeware handy. Makes 2x, 2-egg servings at this size. Amazingly delicious any time, special occasion or not. Way to go sdebrango!
sdebrango
April 23, 2023
Thank you so much Joshua!! I am soooo happy you liked the recipe and although there is some work involved it is worth it in the end!! Thank you again you made my day❤️❤️❤️❤️
Mollylikestocook
November 21, 2022
Rich, decadent, elegant and delicious. I prepped breadcrumbs, bechamel, and cooked fillings the day before and then at breakfast all I needed to do was assemble, add an egg, and bake.
sdebrango
November 21, 2022
Thank you so much Molly!! So glad you made this and liked it!! I also prep the night before!!! Happy Thanksgiving ❤️
tdorway
February 14, 2022
Oh Wow! I wanted to make something special for Valentine's Day. This was a perfect choice. Honestly, you couldn't find better in a 5-star restaurant. My wife wouldn't stop complementing me on the outcome. Absolutely DELICIOUS!!
sdebrango
February 14, 2022
I am so happy that you tried my recipe and that you liked it. Thank you so much for the comment I truly appreciate it and a very Happy Valentine’s Day to you both❤️
Linda
April 5, 2020
Delicious! I made this dish for Sunday Brunch. I always make my Béchamel in the microwave, works great. I didn’t have Gruyere, so topped with goat cheese crumbles. Best to let it set for a few minutes before serving, between the baking & broiling, it’s too hot to eat immediately.
sdebrango
April 5, 2020
Hi Linda!! Thank you so much! Would love to know more about microwave bechemel!! Be well and safe!!
Linda
April 5, 2020
I just melt the 1 Tbs butter and add 1 Tbs flour in a 4 cup glass measuring cup, cook for minute whisk, repeat, then add a cup or so of milk and cook a couple of minutes, whisk and repeat until the sauce is thickened. Be sure to use a large enough bowl, so it doesn’t overflow.
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