I’ll grant you, these are not baked eggs. These are just eggs.
We write the days of the week on them so we remember when they were laid. It’s quite pleasing that Snowy lays the pale ones and Ginger…well she lays the ginger ones.
Clever girls.
They are not always so clever. I just had to cajole them in out of the rain. They were standing out there all bedraggled and confused, looking half their usual size.
They do only have brains as big as a peanut.
We baked some of their tasty lil’ eggs for lunch.
I buttered a couple of dariole moulds, coated them with parmesan and cracked in two eggs (as their eggs get bigger I won’t need to double up). Then I added a spoonful of cream, salt and pepper and a whisper of grated nutmeg.
Then I set the moulds in a tray of water in a moderate oven for 15 minutes.
Oops…some pancetta seems to have fallen in my egg.
How careless of me.
Brenda Greaves
May 1, 2012
Oooooh want some now………..
thingswemake.co.uk
May 1, 2012
I can’t believe I had never made them until recently. Lovely, and easy too.
wendy@chezchloe
May 1, 2012
Yes to simple, fresh and delicious. I look forward to my own hens again. What do you have for predators? We had raccoons and minx in the pacific northwest… Orcas Island, WA
thingswemake.co.uk
May 1, 2012
Foxes are the main problem for us…plus I worry a bit about our dog! We shut them in at night and our garden is quite enclosed too. Fingers crossed, no problems so far!
Fabulicious Food! (@RenBehan)
May 1, 2012
Too good! Love the pics, all of them. Clever little chickens and clever Claire!
Sisters in the Kitchen
May 1, 2012
Gorgeous pics of delicious simple food…
Helen Rhodes
May 1, 2012
They look delicious and we’re snided out with eggs at the moment. I store mine on an egg skelter http://www.egg-skelter.co.uk/. Keeps them in order and looks good! Though must confess overflow is now in egg boxes
chefconnie
May 1, 2012
I adore baked eggs. I like to add sausage and goat cheese with roasted red peppers or bacon and cheddar. Just love them. We get eggs fresh from a farm and eat them everyday!
egg me on
May 1, 2012
Awesome post! I love baked eggs as well, and I’ve had them with fresh-from-the-chicken eggs, and they’re incredible.
Will
May 1, 2012
Nom! Top o’ the t’do list for you, baked eggs!
Will
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losangelas
May 1, 2012
lucky you, having fresh eggs all the time! your lunch looks tasty 🙂
chewtown
May 2, 2012
My goodness they look tasty!
Sally
May 2, 2012
A runny yolk from a free-range egg is one of the most sublime and luxurious foods in my book. Pancetta soldiers – what a great idea.
Sarah, Maison Cupcake
May 2, 2012
I spy a new dinner dish for my boy! If only I could get my bacon that crispy that I can dip it!
SarahJ
May 2, 2012
I’ve never cooked eggs like this. It looks fantastic!
IshitaUnblogged
May 3, 2012
The way you have described them – it’s like as if it’s a painting or a poem or something. Beautiful is an understatement.
Jennifer
May 24, 2012
yum. wow.
Ben Stuart
November 23, 2012
Those baked eggs look so good, love your blog by the way, so glad I discovered it.
thingswemake.co.uk
November 23, 2012
aw, thanks Ben. I made those eggs again last week, but now our girls are laying bigger eggs I did them in their own pot. They are lovely with crusty bread.
Ben Stuart
November 23, 2012
Great idea with crusty bread, I have to try baked eggs as it’s something I have never actually eaten, but they look so good and I know their will taste great!
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