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Lobster Crab Salad

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Lobster Crab Salad


  • Author: MearaMay

Description

2 Tbls Mustard 

Juice of 1 lemon 

Salt & Pepper 

6 Tbls Olive oil 

Basil, chopped fine  

Yellow and Red peppers 

Avocado 

Tomato 

Red Onion 

Black Olives 

 


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Ingredients

Mix first portion as your dressing.

Other ingredients chop for topping.

Add to lettuce with lobster and crab meat


Dill Hollandaise Eggs Benedict

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Dill Hollandaise Eggs Benedict


  • Author: MearaMay

Description

I’ll tell you more below. Jump to it! 


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Ingredients

Precious tools: Aerolatte Milk frother & Double broiler

Eggs – Farm Fresh is best

Butter – Real, salted, and alot

Fresh lemons

Lemon juice

Cream or Milk

Fresh dill *If you can get the dill heads or the portion with the flower this is stronger!

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Crabcakes OR traditional style with Canadian Bacon and english muffins


Instructions

Heat water in double broiler – NOT on high 

Melt butter

Crack eggs and whisk in with the butter. 

Raise the heat and add the milk or cream, then lower it again. 

Add the dill. Can’t get enough dill! 

Keep on low until ready to serve. 

Toast or fry the crabcakes or english muffins, warm the canadian bacon but not much. 

Fry one egg over medium to place on crabcake and drizzle sauce on! SO good. 


Keywords: dill, hollandaise, benedict, benedicte, breakfast, dill hollandaise, crabcakes, english muffins, holandaise, hollindaise

Scotch Eggs

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Scotch Eggs


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Ingredients

  • Hard Boiled, peeled eggs
  • 1 Raw Egg
  • Italian Sausage
  • Breakfast Sausage
  • Bread Crumbs
  • Celery
  • Cream
  • Onion/shallots
  • Flour
  • Butter

Instructions

  1. Mix raw egg, 1 roll of breakfast sausage like Jimmy Deans, and peeled and opened package of italian sausage in a bowl.
  2. Wrap mixture around hard boiled egg and roll in bread crumbs.
  3. Bake at 350 directly on oven rack with water lined cookie sheet below (to prevent burning fat drippings), until the sausage appears to crack.
  4. While baking, go to stove and make a white gravy. Saute butter, finely chopped celery and shallots and then make a roux with flour and cream to add to it.
  5. To serve, cut the cooked scotch egg in half and pour gravy over. 1 egg is extremely filling!

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