Well its Sunday and I was thinking what special should I eat today. Guess what popped in my head........yes its EGGS.. Now that am thinking I realize I have been eating eggs every weekend....... hehehe :D Well as for the story behind this recipe,I had already told that my fav restaurant is "The Egg Factory" they had a recipe called Egg Florentine.....frankly I didnt like their version but it gave me an idea for my version for of this recipe :) . Then I was watching disney channel and saw Wizards of Waverly Place and they were showing an episode where they had brunch for dinner and the father had made it. I somehow liked the idea but my dad is not here :( so I had to make the dish for myself.... I have also added the recipe to Lets Do Brunch hosted by Chaya. |
Spinach | 1 bunch |
Eggs | 2 numbers |
Tomato | 2 numbers |
Onion | 1 medium sized |
Red Chilli Powder | 1 teaspoons |
Black Pepper Powder | 2 teaspoons |
Flour | 2 teapoon |
Butter | 3 tablespoons |
Garlic cloves | 4 numbers |
Cream | 1 cup |
Milk | Half cup |
Black Pepper | 1 tablespoon |
Salt | As per taste |
- Slice the tomatoes into circular rings keeping them slightly thick.
- Heat little butter in a pan and add the tomatoes , sprinkle little salt and black pepper and toss it over and fry for 30 sec.
- Sprinkle little salt and black pepper on the other side of the tomatoes and toss it over and fry for 30 sec and place it in a baking bowl.
- Cut the onion into julienne and set aside.
- Heat little butter again in a pan , add a pinch of salt and little sugar and add the onion julienne.
- Fry the onions till it caramelize then add a few drops of vinegar and fry again for 2 min more.
- When the onions are done place them on top of the tomatoes in the baking bowl.
- Chop the spinach roughly. Grate the garlic cloves.
- Heat little butter again in a pan , add a pinch of salt and grated garlic.
- When the garlic turn light brown , add the spinach and cook it over medium heat. This would take some time around 20 min.
- When the spinach's water is dried up , add 1 tablespoon of cream and cook it for 3-4 min more.
- Place the cooked spinach on top of the caramelized onions in the baking bowl.
- Poach 2 eggs. There are 2 ways of doing so you can use any one of that (click here to know more).
> Set a saucepan to boil that is about two-thirds full of water.
> Add a dash of white vinegar.
> Spin the boiling water to cool down the water before you drop in the egg.
> Carefully crack an egg and lower or drop it into the center of the whirlpool.
> Wait 3-4 minutes until cooked.
> Remove with a slotted spoon and transfer each egg onto the plate, letting excess water drip back into the saucepan.
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> Heat oil in a pan.
> Carefully crack an egg and lower or drop it into the center of the pan.
> Add a pinch of salt and black pepper.
> Turn over the egg and fry the other side as well.
- Place the poached eggs on top of the creamy spinach in the baking bowl.
- Heat butter in a pan , add the flour and stir.
- Stirring constantly add the milk and cook till the sauce slightly thickens. Then add the cream and cook again till the sauce gets proper creamy.
- To the creamy sauce add the salt and red chilli powder and cook for 2-3 min.
- Pour the sauce on top of the poached egg.
- Add grated cheese on top of the creamy sauce and bake for 2 min. And done :) .
I had it with garlic bread.......... :)
15 comments:
Very inviting and truly irresistible egg florentine..
nice recipe-looks swell !
Hi Priyanka, first time here, loved the recipe, perfect for a lazy day cooking.
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What an interesting dish! Sounds so yummy....
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@PariHi Pari, and I totally agree that its good for those lazy days
Hi Priyanka, lovely egg florentine and definitely a hit on those lazy sundays :)
Nice one.. Will try over a weekend.. Thanks for sharing !!
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Hi Priyanka....thanks a lot for stopping by and for the sweet comment....and nice recipe...will try it...and oh thanks for following me dear....happy to follow u too.
It looks and sounds really tasty.
Nice recipe.. never had it but heard about it a lot.. thanks for sharing :)
Hey thanks a lot for stopping by my blog and ur support :)
Recipe sounds very interesting!First time here. U have a lovely space .
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First time here,loved your space
this recipe sounds very interesting,great for Sunday mornings:)
Hi Priyanka,
Thanks for dropping by my space and leaving me such a sweet message. You have a lovely blog yourself. Will def take a peek often.
I see you're in Bangalore. We should meet sometime. Mail me your number on cookcurrynook@gmail.com. We Blore Food Bloggers attend food tasting events often, and I could have you included in the list if you like. Glad to be able to connect with you.
Cheers,
Madhuri
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