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Sherried mushrooms & egg on toast – End of Month Egg on Toast Extravaganza #2

by Jeanne Horak on January 9, 2005 8 Comments in Breakfast & brunch, EoMEoTE

Creamy mushrooms on toast with fried egg

Well, folks, the most laid back food-blogging event on the Web is back.  We set no dates.  We set almost no parameters.  We do not judge. We do the roundup as and when time permits.  Yup, it’s the EoMEoTE#2!  This event was conceived as a joke when Anthony at Man That Cooks and I were trying to outdo each other in the “weird web food events” stakes and he then started the ball rolling with the EoMEoTE#1.  Participation was limited as Reid at Onokinegrindz ate his contribution before he had a chance to photograph it, but Cooksister participated with this rather indulgent scrambled egg, smoked salmon and spinach concoction.

Now, many tides have come and gone, the moon has waxed and waned, salaries have been paid in and spent, resolutions once new have now been broken, and the end of the month has come (and gone!) again.  So logically, that means it’s time for EoMEoTE#2!  Due to my excessive procrastination (and a lack of ingredients last weekend!), my contribution only saw the light of day this morning, so I missed Anthony’s original roundup of EoMEoTE#2.  But I’m hoping that if I ask really nicely and promise to host EoMEoTE#3, he might include me as a stop-the-presses, hold-the-front-page, last-minute kind of entry…

So what did I make?  Well, the original recipe that I found called for hard-boiled eggs to be sliced on toasted English muffins, but I made some strategic alterations and what you see above is a fried egg on wholewheat toast, surrounded by sherried mushrooms and sprinkled with chilli flakes (for the egg) and fresh parsley and chives (for the mushrooms).  And let me assure you it tastes as good as it looks – highly, highly recommended!  I’m enjoying these adventures the henhouse…  Bring on EoMEoTE#3!

SHERRIED MUSHROOMS & FRIED EGG ON TOAST (serves 2)

Ingredients:

  • 8-10 chestnut or closed cup mushrooms, sliced (or use whatever mushrooms you have to hand – we try not to be fungus-prescriptive here at EoMEoTE!)
  • 2 cloves of garlic, crushed
  • olive oil
  • salt and pepper
  • dried rosemary
  • 1 Tbsp plain flour
  • 50ml single cream
  • splash of sherry
  • 4 eggs
  • 4 slices wholewheat toast
  • chilli flakes (optional)

Method:

Over medium heat, sauté the garlic and mushrooms in the olive oil until the mushrooms begin to soften and release moisture.

Stir in a Tbsp of flour (just enough to soak up the liquid in the pan) and stir well to prevent lumps. Add the sherry, stir again and then add the cream (vary the amount of cream depending on how saucy you want the mushrooms to be – less cream for demure mushrooms; more cream for saucier specimens).

Season to taste with salt, pepper ad rosemary.

Fry the eggs sunny-side up until just done, then place an egg on each slice of toast and top with the creamy mushrooms. Top with a sprinkling of chilli flakes (if using).

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  1. anthony says

    January 9, 2005 at 9:55 pm

    Oh yum. You’re the next host. I’ll adjust the EoMEoTE logo link.

    Reply
  2. tokyogoat says

    January 10, 2005 at 12:12 am

    that looks absolutely fantastic Jeanne. And great, great pic as well. Thanks for stopping by and I will be sure to make a submission for #3.

    Reply
  3. Reid says

    January 12, 2005 at 8:55 am

    Hey Jeanne,
    You did it again. I don’t think I could post such a good looking plate of eggs on toast…ever! =P Good job!

    Reply
  4. Jeanne says

    January 12, 2005 at 10:20 am

    Anthony,
    I look forward to it!! I’ll maintain your tradition of setting no date and surprising everyone with the roundup… 😉
    Tokyogoat,
    Glad you could join us – the more the merrier (and eggier). Look forward to seeing you again next month.
    Reid,
    Awww, blush, blush – thanks! Hope you are feeling better & will be raring to go for next month’s event. Remember, we here at EoMEoTE don’t judge you on the quality (or even existence) of your picture – just showing up wins you points in our book!

    Reply
  5. Sam says

    January 12, 2005 at 3:24 pm

    that looks PERFECT!

    Reply
  6. Jeanne says

    January 15, 2005 at 4:40 pm

    Sam – why thank you! I always strive for photographic eggsellence… 😛

    Reply
  7. Andrew says

    January 27, 2005 at 8:53 pm

    Can anyone join in? As its the end of the month is the next .. umm.. now??

    Reply
  8. Jeanne says

    January 28, 2005 at 12:22 am

    Hi Andrew!
    Of course you are more than welcome to join in! In fact, bring a few friends!! I’ve just put up the announcement of the EoMEoTE#3 and I think you’ll see we aren’t big on rules – more like free expression using eggs & bread… I’ll probably be making my contribution over the weekend & there will be a roundup sometime later next week. Look forward to seeing your contribution!

    Reply
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