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★★★★★458 Reviews: #MyBestDish >> Eggs Florentine formula 


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Wow, this food is really delicious and delicious. Made from selected ingredients and very special spices. This meal has a distinctive taste, and certainly, all flavors are mixed together. And that makes this food so delicious.
This food can be served in the morning, afternoon or evening

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Fixings 

For the hollandaise 

  • 115g (4oz) spread 
  • 2 extensive egg yolks 
  • 1/2 tsp white wine or tarragon vinegar 
  • ½ lemon, squeezed 
  • squeeze cayenne pepper 


For the eggs Florentine 

  • 2 tsp vinegar 
  • 4 extensive eggs 
  • 2 English biscuits, split down the middle and buttered 
  • little handle spread 
  • 200g child spinach leaves 
  • squeeze ground nutmeg (discretionary) 


Strategy 

  1. To make the hollandaise sauce, dissolve the margarine in a pot over a low warmth. Skim any white solids from the surface with a spoon and dispose of. 
  2. Put the 2 egg yolks, vinegar, a touch of salt and a tablespoon of super cold water in a metal or glass bowl that will fit over a little dish. Whisk the yolks for 1-2 minutes before sitting the bowl over a dish of scarcely stewing water. The water must not contact the base of the bowl. 
  3. Whisk persistently for a moment then very gradually begin to pour in the warm spread in a slim stream, whisking all the time until all the margarine is consolidated and you have a rich sauce. (Take as much time as necessary; you have to add the liquefied spread gradually to guarantee the sauce emulsifies and thickens.) If the sauce gets excessively thick, include a couple of teaspoons of water. Include a crush of lemon juice to taste and a touch of cayenne pepper. Spread the bowl with a tea towel to keep the sauce warm until required. 
  4. In the meantime, heat up the pot and fill a little skillet 1/3 full. Add the vinegar and decrease to a delicate stew. 
  5. Split the eggs each one in turn into a little bowl and delicately tip into the spewing water. Leave to poach for 3-4 minutes or until the white is cooked and the yolks still have a slight wobble. Expel from the skillet cautiously with an opened spoon and channel on kitchen paper. 
  6. Preheat the flame broil to medium. Spot the biscuits, flatter side, on a preparing plate fixed with foil. 
  7. In the meantime, take an extensive pot and spot over a medium-high warmth. Include the spread and the spinach and cook for 2-3 minutes blending constantly, until the spinach has shriveled. 
  8. Expel the spinach from the skillet with an opened spoon (on the off chance that there is any dampness) and separation between the 4 biscuit parts on the preparing plate. Top each with a poached egg and a liberal serving of hollandaise sauce. 
  9. Season and sprinkle with a little nutmeg, in the event that you like, and serve right away.



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Click ==> Original recipe here :

https://realfood.tesco.com/recipes/eggs-florentine.html