Super-creamy scrambled eggs only take a few minutes to make—and are totally worth the constant stirring over low heat. They're especially good served on these mushroom toasts. If you can't find button mushrooms, use an equal weight of regular white mushrooms and quarter them.
Poaching eggs isn't as difficult as you may think, especially when you use ultra-fresh ones. Be sure to check the expiration date before you get cracking for the easiest, best results.
A little dill and feta cheese are all you need to dress up this everyday staple. Low and slow is the key to silky-smooth scrambled eggs, but the result is well worth the extra effort. Serve with a simple salad to make a delicious, light dinner for two.
Red lentils are a budget-friendly source of fibre and protein, and they cook from dried in no time. Serve with hot sauce for drizzling over top and warm naan for dipping into the soft egg yolk. Cost: $3 per serving
Brilliant blue icing and a fun speckled effect make this show-stopping chocolate cake look like a robin's egg. For best results, practise your speckling technique on waxed paper before tackling the cake. The speckling can get a little messy, so protect the cake plate with strips of waxed or parchment paper.
The silky yolk of a softly set fried egg is a key component in this easy Thai-style dinner. Pierce the yolk and stir it into the pork mixture to combine the rich flavours. Serve both over cooked jasmine or other long-grain rice.
This easy, quick meal is somehow light-tasting and satisfying both at once. The trick to getting the soup's signature look is to beat the eggs well and drizzle them into the hot soup very slowly in a thin, steady stream as you stir.
Everyone needs a fried rice recipe in his or her repertoire, because it's great for using up leftovers. When you don't have any meat in the fridge or freezer, you'll likely have eggs on hand to turn what's normally a side dish into this complete meal.
Perfect for breakfast-for-dinner lovers, this potato hash topped with eggs is a comforting meal for a frosty evening or holiday brunch. Serve with focaccia bread and salad, if desired.
The chefs grind fresh black pepper for all their dishes, and it's vital to the taste of these brunch specialties. The grilled zucchini salsa adds sparkle to even a simple dish of scrambled eggs, but, when you're rushed, substitute a good-quality store-bought salsa.
