So you’ve heard me mention the infamous Baked Eggs which are a favourite
amongst all who come to our house so, in honour of Father’s Day tomorrow, here’s
my slightly adapted version of Rachel’s recipe. Enjoy!
Baked
Eggs with Chorizo, Cream and Cheese
This recipe is adapted from page 105 of Rachel
Allen’s cookbook Rachel’s Food for Living. This makes enough for one adult or two children.4 tablespoons of double cream
Salt, pepper and sugar
14 slices of chorizo sausage cut 2cm thick (this is usually half of a full chorizo sausage)
2 eggs
2 tablespoons of grated cheese
Method
-
Pre-heat the oven to 230ºC (450ºF), Gas mark 8.
- Mix the tomato purée with the cream and season with salt, pepper and a pinch of sugar.
- Spoon half the cream mixture into the base of two ovenproof cups, bowls or ramekins.
- Cut the whole chorizo sausage in half. Put the other half back in the fridge and, with the half you have, run the knife length-ways down the sausage on each side and peel off the skin. Slice into 2cm slices. Add 3 slices of chorizo to each dish.
- Crack an egg into each dish.
- Divide the rest of the chorizo into each dish on top of the eggs.
- Spoon the rest of the cream mixture into each dish.
- Sprinkle each dish with grated cheese.
- Place in the hot oven and cook for 15 minutes.
Note!
Make sure you buy a full chorizo sausage and not
the ones that come already sliced. You can buy chorizo sausages at the deli
counter in Sainsbury’s or in the fridge section in Marks & Spencers. They
cost around £3 each in sterling - not sure about Euro. I can't get these in my local Supervalu - they used to stock them though. If you’re making eggs for more than one adult, I generally
allow 2 eggs per person and 2 tsp tomato purée: 4 tbsp of double cream per
person.
I made these this morning, you're right, they're delicious!!
ReplyDeleteHi Katherine. Thanks for leaving a comment and glad you enjoyed the eggs. I almost feel it would be a crime against food if I didn't share the recipe! :)
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