Recipe Is Wine a breakfast food? Oh yeah.

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It adds a whole new dimension to your morning eggs!

WHITE WINE BASTED EGGS
Non stick pan or your favorite non-stick coating.
Heat your pan, crack two eggs in without breaking the yolks.
White wine of your choice, make a thin layer in the botom, about 3 table spoons.
Cover with a lid, cook on medium heat for two to three minutes or preferred doneness. Dont let it go dry-- if more liquid needed add a little water and re-cover.

WINE INFUSED SCRAMBLED EGGS
(This is simply a variation on traditional scrambled eggs)
Just at the point your eggs are ready to "congeal" or solidify, mix in 2 tablespoons (apx 30 ml) of white wine. Continue cooking til done.
IMO, best when still a little moist.
 
Historically speaking, it was very common in Spain to cook eggs amongst other dishes, with red or white wine depending where one resided ..

During Easter Sunday, we prepare a brunch or dessert treat similar to French Toast with red wine and Extra virgin olive oil, instead of milk and butter. This divine sweet tooth pleasure is called: Tor ri jas .. ( Pronounced: Tor ri has ) .. They are prepared with a raisin egg bread ..
 
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Well...if we treat ourselves to a dallop of mustard and mayonaise on a plate, a side of lettuce, and tomato, a slice of cheese, followed by a ground beef patty, then a split bread bun, did we just eat a cheeseburger? :)

Im teasing of course. Southern California humor--you gotta love it yes? lol
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Well...if we treat ourselves to a dallop of mustard and mayonaise on a plate, a side of lettuce, and tomato, a slice of cheese, followed by a ground beef patty, then a split bread bun, did we just eat a cheeseburger? :)

Im teasing of course. Southern California humor--you gotta love it yes? lol
For breakfast? :wink:
 
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