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Eggs Al Pomodoro

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Ingredients

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water, for poaching
salt, to taste
pepper, to taste
1 tablespoon vinegar
2 - 3 eggs, depending on how hungry you are that morning
1/2 cup tomato sauce (i like the bolognese from trader joe's)
olive oil
1 hot italian sausage
1 rosemary sprig
shaved parmesan cheese, for garnish

Nutritional information

460.6
Calories
291 g
Calories From Fat
32.4 g
Total Fat
11.2 g
Saturated Fat
419.3 mg
Cholesterol
1786 mg
Sodium
10.9 g
Carbs
1.9 g
Dietary Fiber
6.3 g
Sugars
30.1 g
Protein
325g
Serving Size

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Eggs Al Pomodoro

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    I substituted ground lean beef for the sausage and blended a bit of kale into bolognese, and it tasted great! I would also recommend adding some wilted spinach, if you're into veggies. Awesome idea for a gluten-free meal.

    • 35 min
    • Serves 1
    • Easy

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    Eggs Al Pomodoro, A simple Sunday brunch or, if you’re like me, a go-to gourmet breakfast, my version of eggs al pomodoro is inspired by the prix fixe at Lil’ Frankie’s Flavored with spicy Italian sausage and infused with earthy rosemary, the salty tomato sauce luxuriously balances out the sweet poached eggs Enjoy with a fresh cup of hazelnut coffee or a Bloody Mary , I substituted ground lean beef for the sausage and blended a bit of kale into bolognese, and it tasted great! I would also recommend adding some wilted spinach, if you’re into veggies Awesome idea for a gluten-free meal , I substituted ground lean beef for the sausage and blended a bit of kale into bolognese, and it tasted great! I would also recommend adding some wilted spinach, if you’re into veggies Awesome idea for a gluten-free meal


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Bring a Pot of Water to a Boil.

    2
    Done

    Add Salt and Vinegar (the Latter Is Essential If You Want Your Eggs to Keep Their Shape in That Rapid Water).

    3
    Done

    Gently Crack an Egg Into the Bath and Lower the Heat.

    4
    Done

    Add Another and Repeat Until They're All in the Pot.

    5
    Done

    Poach For About 2-3 Minutes--This Really Depends on So Many Factors, from the Temperature of the Water That Day to the Specific Egg, So I've Found That It Just Takes Practice. Eventually You'll Know How Long Is Right For the Kind of Egg You Like (i Personally Enjoy Mine Golden and Oozing).

    6
    Done

    Plate Your Eggs, Salt and Pepper Them, and Drain the Water So You Can Use the Same Pot, or, If You Don't Care About Dirtying Another Pan, Simultaneously Do the Next Step.

    7
    Done

    For a Quick Breakfast: Simply Heat Up the Bolognese in the Pot and Top Your Eggs With It.

    8
    Done

    For a Fancier Brunch: Brown the Sausage in Some Olive Oil, Add the Sprig of Rosemary and Tomato Sauce, and Let It All Simmer For a Few Minutes So the Flavors Can Marry. Top Your Eggs With the Sauce, Garnish With Cheese, and Devour Ruthlessly.

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