It was always going to be a lazy day today, after the shock to the system which was the first full week back at work after the Christmas break. I love lazy Saturdays, and the opportunity to cook a nice breakfast (well, brunch) is a rare treat.
The other half’s favourite food is eggs, and so that was his request. To be more precise, his request was three eggs.
The weather isn’t nice today, so I wanted to make something gooey and warming. Baked eggs is perfect for this, with a roll of warm, fresh bread for dipping. I’ve added a touch of chorizo and smoked paprika to mine too, just to add a little extra warmth.
This takes 20 minutes, and will serve 2. (I had one egg and hubby had three, most would probably have two each).
Smoked Paprika Baked Eggs
40g chorizo
1 onion
500g smooth passata
1 tsp smoked paprika
4 eggs
10g cheddar cheese
Bread rolls, to serve
1. Preheat the oven for 200 degrees.
2. Chop the chorizo into small chunks. Put in a frying pan over a high heat and cook until the oil has started to run out. Add the onion, and cook for 2 minutes, stirring often. Pour in the passata and smoked paprika; bring to the boil.
3. Pour the tomato mix into 2 small ovenproof dishes. Make a small well in the centre of each using a wooden spoon, and crack 2 eggs into the centre of each dish, being careful not to break the yolks. Grate a little cheese over the top of each, and put in the oven for 10-15 minutes depending on how well you like your eggs cooked. Enjoy!
Great shots =)
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Thanks Ana! It’s amazing what natural light can do!
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You’re absolutely right. Natural light is the best way
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Looks really heartwarming π
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Wow, looks very tasty!
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Reblogged this on My Meals are on Wheels.
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This looks wonderful Harrriet. I am adding this to my Breakfast Board on Pinterest, as well as FB page.
Your new website looks amazing. I look forward to more from What to Eat for Dinner Tonight. π
Regards,
Randy
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Thanks Randy, I’m glad you like the new design!
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Looks amazing! Makes me hungry now
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Glad you like it π
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This looks so delicious! I am so hungry now!
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Yvonne
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wow! This looks really delish.
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omg those look so good… and not to mention your amazing photography!
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Looks delicious
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I don’t have much more to say than om nom nom nom nom. I’m going to definitely have to try this recipe. Eggs are my favourite too!
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Reblogged this on Flavor N Taste and commented:
This is a unique breakfast for a cold winter day!
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I’ve always eaten eggs and tomatoes only. I never tried them with paprika. But you made me curious, so I’m going to try this recipe. =)
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Let me know how it goes! π
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It reminds me of an Italian recipe, eggs with tomatoes. It’s a little bit different though, for example we use only basil, tomatoes and eggs and we cook them all in a pan. I’ve never tried Smoked Paprika Baked Eggs.This seems a very easy and tasty recipe. I’ll try it π
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Hi Harriet, thanks for visiting our blog and liking our post about English Roast Beef and High Tea. I’m so glad I got England and not Mum, cos I’ve got a bit of a crush on all British stuff!
I like the sound of your Smoked Paprika Eggs, that Middle -Eastern type food is really popular over here(in Oz). We like spicy so would probably add some chilli and chopped coriander to this – what do you think?
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Yum – some chilli and coriander added in would be delicious!
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Cripes, I’m going to have to make this!
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Wow, this looks really yummy. Great idea.
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Love those pans- perfect for baked eggs!! Gunna have to get my hands on a set… Love the blog π x
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Thanks Beth! I love the pans too – use them at every opportunity now! x
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This looks great! I have a couple of questions though. I don’t eat pork and was wondering what I could use in place of chorizo. Also, when you bake the eggs in the oven does the top part of the egg get cooked. I don’t like my eggs slimy on top. You know what I mean? π Thanks.
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Hi there! I’m glad you like the look of my recipe. You could thow a few capers in instead of the chorizo to add a little saltiness, and use a bit of extra paprika too. I completely understand about the slimy eggs, I don’t like that either! Just keep your eggs in the oven for a little longer, they will firm up. Hope you enjoy them π
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Ok great! Thanks for the advice. I will give this a try. π
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…looks and sounds delicious!
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Very nutritious . Great way to make eggs.
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