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Nova Scotia Eggs Bernaise #8324
05/24/2009 07:01 PM
05/24/2009 07:01 PM
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Basking Ridge, NJ Southold, NY...
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[color:"blue"]Nova Scotia Eggs Bernaise[/color]
(serves one)
1 split Thomas' English Muffin
2 poached eggs
a couple slices of Nova Scotia Lox
a few capers
creamy whipped cream cheese with chives
some chopped green onions (scallions)
Knorr's Bernaise Sauce (or McComicks, I prefer Knorr's though)

Toast English Muffins.
Spread each half lightly with Cream Cheese.
sprinkle with capers and chopped green onion. (fresh ground black pepper here)
top each half with Nova Lox, room temp. (fresh ground black pepper here, too)
top each half with a poached egg. (more fresh ground black pepper, optional... I like a lot of pepper on onions and eggs and Lox)
plate and spoon Bernaise Sauce over top...

I don't add any salt, as the Knorr's Brenaise Sauce has enough in it for us.

YUMMMM! It's our dinner tonight!

I like it with a chilled, cheap, basic White Bordeaux Table Wine, the $8-$12/btl. variety...


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Re: Nova Scotia Eggs Bernaise [Re: peconic] #8325
07/24/2009 01:25 AM
07/24/2009 01:25 AM
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Mmmmmm, I've had a very similar serving at Village Cay Restaurant on Tortola and have made close to the same several times.

With the Knorr's Bearnaise especially for beef I like to use half and half as opposed to whole milk and add extra tarragon. Very popular.

Re: Nova Scotia Eggs Bernaise [Re: BigJim] #8326
07/24/2009 08:39 AM
07/24/2009 08:39 AM
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Isn't it tasty? on Sunday nights, we often do "breakfast for dinner"... and this is one of our favorites...
Gotta try the Knorr's with half & half, and I have always added more dried taragon to the sauce also...
Mmmmm... more fat content! <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Laugh.gif" alt="" />


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Re: Nova Scotia Eggs Bernaise [Re: peconic] #8327
07/24/2009 02:12 PM
07/24/2009 02:12 PM
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Sounds Yummy...this one's a keeper!
Thanks, Brian.


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