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This is a favourite: Serves 1

Brunch: Middle Eastern Eggs

Spicy aromatic and slightly herby middle eastern style eggs. The soft poached eggs cook in the tomato based sauce, with some soft dark sour dough to dip in. All in on pan! 



Method

  1. Slice the celery and courgette. Keep the celery leaves aside. 
  2. In a heavy pan fry off the courgette and celery  with a spray or 2 of olive oil. 
  3. Once these are starting to brown, on a medium heat add the plum*/chopped tomatoes.
  4. Add in the various herbs, lime and puree. Cook through so the tomatoes start to bubble - don't boil!
  5. Make a couple of 'dips' or holes in the tomatoes and crack the eggs in. 
  6. Pop a lid over the pan. 
  7. Once the eggs are white through (about 3-4 minutes) - serve!
  8. Season with chilli flakes, dukkha and salt & pepper to flavour x


* I use plum tomatoes and cut them up with the spatula whilst cooking... they're juicier than chopped tomatoes! 


Ingredients

  • Tin plum tomatoes*
  • 2 eggs
  • half courgette
  • half celery stalk (keep leaves)
  • salt & pepper
  • 1/4 tsp:
  • Chilli flakes
  • oregano
  • basil
  • marjoram
  • sumac
  • 1/2 tsp smokey tomato paste
  • tsp tomato puree
  • squeeze lime juice
  • Dukkha to sprinkle

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