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Eggs Benedict is one of those breakfast/brunch dishes that we rarely make at home – too much fuss.  But when the sauce preparation is taken out of the equation, the dish is simple and quick, and is elegant. While there are some store-bought Hollandaise Sauce that are OK, we took a different direction.  The Serious Foodie Romesco Finishing Sauce is really brilliant with eggs, so we decided to try it out with our Spanish-inspired version of Eggs Benedict.  You can find our sauces at select stores, or on line: www.serious-foodie.com.

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Eggs Benedict – Romesco Style
Author: Mr. Serious Foodie
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Serves: Serves 4
There are many poaching utensils that you can find at most kitchen supply stores. We rather use custard cups instead of buying special tools we use infrequently.
Ingredients
  • 4 quarts water
  • 4 English muffins
  • Butter
  • 1/4 cup white vinegar
  • 1 teaspoon kosher salt
  • Vegetable or olive oil for coating cups
  • 8 large eggs
  • Serrano ham, or prosciutto
  • 10 ounce jar Serious Foodie Romesco Finishing Sauce
  • Optional: finely chopped parsley
  • Optional: steamed asparagus
Instructions
  1. Cut the English muffins in half; toast to your taste, and butter to your taste. Place on a plate, and add Serrano ham or prosciutto to each half.
  2. Put 4 (6-ounce) well-oiled custard cups in a 6-quart deep, straight-sided saute pan or rondeau. Add 4 quarts of water or enough to cover the cups by at least 1/4-inch. Add the vinegar and salt to the water and put the pan over high heat. Heat just until the water begins to boil and the cups clatter against the bottom of the pan, 20 to 25 minutes.
  3. Adjust the heat to maintain a water temperature of 205 degrees F outside the cups. Break the eggs, 1 at a time, into custard cup. Pour the eggs slowly into each of the cups, timing them about 10 seconds apart. Cook for 3 minutes each.
  4. Run a butter knife around the edges of each cup, and place the eggs onto the English muffins with the ham. Add a heaping tablespoon of the Romesco sauce to each egg. Garnish with the optional chopped parsley, Serve with steamed asparagus, and some more of the Romesco sauce, if desired.

 
 
 
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