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  • Cured Egg Yolks

    These are essentially just salted egg yolks. The salt sucks all the moisture out by osmosis, and leaves the yolk hard and preserved. I thought I might as well try it, so a couple of weeks ago I put some yolks in salt, two in plain salt

  • Pink Grapefruit Curd

    It requires eggs and butter, making it rich and creamy, but less long-lived. Some recipes call for egg yolks, others for whole eggs. The curd is maybe a little richer when made with egg yolks rather than whole eggs though. used whole eggs. yolks than whole eggs.

  • Lime Curd

    and egg yolks for curd. yolks, and the other using an equal number of whole eggs. The egg yolk version was interrupted about 6 times by phone calls, so a quiet, chill time that was perfect Ingredients: 200 g butter 200g sugar 6 limes, juiced and zested 5 eggs / 5 egg yolks 1) Over a bain-marie or egg yolks.

  • Sahlep Custard

    We had been making macarons so I had egg yolks to use, so it seemed the logical thing to do. yolks 1 tsp mix spice 1 tbsp maple sugar 1) In a small saucepan, heat 1c of the milk over medium-low 3) Meanwhile, beat the egg yolks in a bowl. Once the milk mixture has thickened, stir in a spoonful of it into the egg yolks to temper them until about 1 to 1 1/2c of the milk mixture has been incorporated into the eggs.

  • Creamy Lemon Pasta

    Salt and pepper Optional: Cured egg yolk grated over the top 1) Boil the pasta until al dente, as per Grate cured egg yolk over the top if using.

  • Cauliflower Carbonara

    We tried a couple of variants - without the bacon, then with and finally with cured egg yolk grated over My favourite, though, was the final one in which we added a little crumbled bacon and the cured egg yolk yolk to top salt and pepper to taste * Optional 1) Cook pasta until al dente, reserving a half cup of If using, crumble the bacon and grate the cured egg yolk over the top. Salt and pepper to taste. The bacon and egg yolk of course added some richness, but without making the meal too heavy.

  • Scotch Quail Eggs

    I have not had a Scotch egg in the longest time! I've never cooked with quails eggs, but find them creamier than hen's eggs without being too rich. eggs, and I wasn't disappointed. Add 1 egg and mix well. yolk to still be soft.)

  • Veggie Scotch Eggs

    I love Scotch eggs, preferably the good kind, rather than the petrol station kind. wondering about the idea of vegetarian Scotch eggs. Multiple (vegetarian) birds with one stone (or egg) as it were. 3) Meanwhile, boil the eggs for 7-8 minutes. The goal is to have eggs on the harder side of mollet, where the yolk is still the slightest bit soft

  • Miso Sweet Potato with Eggs

    Perhaps from my cookbook Eggs by Michel Roux which features poached egg on creamy mashed potatoes. head fennel, sliced 1 tbsp peanut oil 1 tbsp soy sauce 1 tsp black sesame seeds Spring onions, sliced Eggs Set aside. 4) Poach eggs to desired doneness. Plate up, layering rice, mash, egg, sprinkled garlic and ginger crumbs, sliced spring onion and a drizzle

  • Apple and Cheese Soufflé

    c apple sauce 1 1/2 tbsp apple cider vinegar 1 1/2 c cheese, grated (I used medium aged Gruyère) 2 egg yolks For the soufflé: 1 1/2 c roux 7 egg whites 1/2 c cheese, grated 1 tsp sumac 1 tsp thyme Salt and Finally, beat in egg yolks. Mix about 1/3 of the egg whites into 1 1/2 c of the roux in a large bowl. Salt and pepper to taste. 4) Carefully pour the roux and egg white mix into the prepared soufflé dish

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