Written by: Andrea J. Bartholomew on March 25, 2013.
Scotch Eggs are a common menu item in England, and despite their name eluding to a different origin, actually did first appear in England. London department store Fortnum & Mason is credited with “inventing” them in 1738 and helping increase their popularity in the 18th century. This meat-wrapped, breaded and fried hen’s egg (or quail, [...]
Mar 25, 2013 | Categories: Appetizer, Eggs, Uncategorized | Tags: bar food, english, scotch eggs | 1 Comment »
Written by: Andrea J. Bartholomew on April 4, 2012.
Tea Marbled Eggs, or Tea Eggs, are a popular Chinese tradition. They are very easy to make and are a unique addition to your Easter table. We first saw these while browsing through a book about Tea, and couldn’t wait to try it ourselves. A basic recipe is below, but other flavorings can be added. [...]
Apr 04, 2012 | Categories: Eggs | Tags: chinese, easter, eggs, tea leaves, tea marbled eggs | 1 Comment »
Written by: Andrea J. Bartholomew on December 1, 2011.
You might think this tart looks more like a quiche and you’d be right. Debates on what is considered a quiche vs. a “savory tart” abound, however what’s not debatable is the ease with which this quiche/tart can be created. I stumbled upon this recipe browsing through all the terrific savory tart recipes on Delicious [...]
Dec 01, 2011 | Categories: Eggs, Food, Tarts | Tags: mushroom, quiche, sausage, shallot, smoked sausage, tart | Leave A Comment »