The movie that I watched was Morning Glory... shhh yeah I know, it's one of those movies. In fact the movie was very predictable. But sometimes I love movies that don't require for me to think nor get myself scared... oh well that's why there are chic flicks... and that's why they make movies like this for people like me.
Although this happened a few months ago, I am reminded of the movie Morning Glory because of my husband's question this morning while I was making breakfast. He asked me how do you make fluffy eggs just like in the restaurants. And the answer I could give him was from Harrison Ford's line in the movie. He said that the secret to a fluffy egg dish is a hot pan. Indeed, it's that simple, and as I made this almost perfect egg texture my husband craves for... let me share with you one of my family's weekend breakfast favorites, what we call Beachside Skillet.
Beachside Skillet
5 eggs. beaten (in a bowl) with a small amount of milk
1 pack of sausage, fried and sliced
salt and pepper to taste
strips of bell pepper
1 medium tomato, sliced
1/2 medium onions, sliced
1 potato, boiled and sliced (I actually used potatoes from a left-over dish)
a slice of butter
On a hot pan (with a little cooking oil) mix together onions, tomatoes, pepper and sausage slices. Created a space in the middle, where you will pour the beaten eggs. Wait for a few minutes until the egg starts to form. Fold the eggs (do not stir), slide and fold to cook.
When the egg is not runny, take it off the pan just to get the right texture and fluffiness, add butter if desired... Season with salt and pepper...
It's that simple and for sure, your day will get off to a great start, as you started with this oh so perfect fluffy egg skillet... enjoy!
These eggs with all the bell pepper and sausages and potatoes are looking yum for the breakfast! So the secret is a hot pan!!! How simple, yet so many people do not know this! Thanks, dear!
ReplyDeleteI'd like this Morning Glory breakfast right now, Malou! :)
ReplyDeleteMalou-egg dishes are my passion! I make them so many different ways...just this moment, I'm making a batch of egg salad with half a dozen leftover eggs, before they expire.
ReplyDeleteLove your combo of the delicious sausage, mushrooms, bell peppers, and all the other ingredients with a couple slices of whole wheat toast.
So yummy...my next beach lunch project, right here on the beach where I live.
Thanks for the tip, and for sharing, my friend!
xoxo
Malou,what a simple, yet terrific idea with eggs! I love your photos, too! Thanks for sharing! This will go under my file of "great brunch ideas" !
ReplyDeleteCan I drop by your house one morning have a plate of those eggs with all the goodies that you added! Don't worry, you guys can go back to sleep while I'm eating, I'll clean up too before I leave. :) Have a wonderful weekend Malou!
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looks good I enjoyed that movie
ReplyDeleteYour eggs look amazing! I love this kind of breakfast. All those wonderful flavors mixed with fluffy eggs. No wonder your husband loved them!
ReplyDeleteKudos to you for going to the movies on your own. Your eggs look great,I think that bell pepper sets the taste - my husband would love them (for me without the sausage though ...for some reason I just can't digest sausage).
ReplyDeleteI would love to have these eggs for my breakfast, looks very delicious.
ReplyDeleteI'm coming over for breakfast right now!! Eggs look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteP.S - Still haven't gone to watch a movie alone. Your post urges me to give it a try.
purabo naha: yep that's the secret and how neat is that? and the best thing is that I got the "secret" from a movie haha!
ReplyDeleteCarol: come carol, come for breakfast would love to have you haha!
Elisabeth" great to see you again. Oh you leave by the beach? lucky woman you!!!
Betty Ann: Thanks Betty, definitely a brunch menu!
Ray: I don't mind at all for as long you leave me some of your daing na bangus ok?
Reb: would be fun if we have a movie night/cooking day? how fun would that be??? LOL!
Maureen: yes he loved it and in fact now he could make it on his own.
Chris: is it just sausage that you can't take? Ham could be a good alternative.
Umm: great to meet you and thanks for stopping by.
Baker Street: Oh try it it's fun. (though to be honest i have not done it again.)
Perfect tips for fluffy eggs :) I have not seen the movie yet but I liked the preview :) I think your right about going to the movies alone...I never done it but mostly because I am terrible at going to the movies :)
ReplyDeleteLovely breakfast here :)
Surfing through the blogs, I ended up here.
ReplyDeleteWhat good are your recipes and photos.
Offer some interesting points, congratulations.
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