Sounds really nice, Barrett - too bad He Who Eats over here won't eat eggs. I'll have to try it when he's away on a lads' weekend. One question: have you tried it with fresh sage? Or would that make the flavour too strong?
WOW. Just tried this Barrett and you are absolutely right - it is seriously good. I could almost (well not really) face vegetarianism with dishes like that around. I didn't bother with the English muffins, though - just used plain old whole wheat toast. Thanks a million!!
I can claim this as an original dish (as simple as it is). I made it when Rebecca first visited me and I was trying to come up with a "special" breakfast.
I was going to make this Saturday morning but I've run myself out of sage. Off to the market, I guess.
I actually went to the store Saturday morning before breakfast and picked up the sage, so that I could have it. (Are you impressed?)Bravo on a great invention!
Sounds really nice, Barrett - too bad He Who Eats over here won't eat eggs. I'll have to try it when he's away on a lads' weekend. One question: have you tried it with fresh sage? Or would that make the flavour too strong?
Posted by: Meg in Paris | March 23, 2004 4:09 PM
The texture of fresh sage just isn't right in this dish. You could fry the sage first to crisp it up. That should work.
Posted by: barrett | March 23, 2004 4:59 PM
WOW. Just tried this Barrett and you are absolutely right - it is seriously good. I could almost (well not really) face vegetarianism with dishes like that around. I didn't bother with the English muffins, though - just used plain old whole wheat toast. Thanks a million!!
Posted by: Meg in Paris | March 27, 2004 7:23 AM
I can claim this as an original dish (as simple as it is). I made it when Rebecca first visited me and I was trying to come up with a "special" breakfast.
I was going to make this Saturday morning but I've run myself out of sage. Off to the market, I guess.
Posted by: Barrett | March 29, 2004 9:39 AM
I actually went to the store Saturday morning before breakfast and picked up the sage, so that I could have it. (Are you impressed?)Bravo on a great invention!
Posted by: Meg in Paris | March 29, 2004 9:53 AM
Sounds good, Barrett. I will have to do this without English Muffins as well, but the feta will be a nice touch to a typically Italian diet. Thanks!
Posted by: Jackie Goyette | April 22, 2004 9:56 AM
This sounds yummy. I've been looking for some different breakfast ideas. thanks!
Posted by: Ro | June 23, 2004 10:57 AM