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Wednesday, February 06, 2013

Ham and Egg Baskets

This is the easiest, tastiest little breakfast you could put together, and it really makes a fun presentation. If you are doing brunch for someone special, do give it a try. 

It is so simple.

Just two ingredients and 15 or 20 minutes, and you have a lovely, nutritious and filling little meal that can be breakfast, lunch or dinner... or even a snack!  Make extra and pop them into the fridge to have on hand for a quick bite on the go.

I recently made up 4 of these little baskets for The Captain and I to share for breakfast and he loved them.


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Ham and Egg Baskets
Makes 1 basket
  • 1 very thin slice deli ham
  • 1 egg
  1. Preheat the oven to 350 F.
  2. Lightly coat muffin cups with non-stick spray.
  3. Fold the ham over itself so it fits into a muffin cup.
  4. Break the egg into the ham cup.
  5. Bake for 15 to 18 minutes, depending upon how firm you like your egg yolk to be.
  6. Remove to a plate and serve with salt and pepper.

Per serving of 1 basket.
Weight Watchers P+ = 3.
Calories 101; Protein 11g; Carbohydrate 1g; Fat 6g; Fibre 0g.


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Fold the ham sices and put them in the muffin cups.


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Place the muffin cups on a cookie sheet and then put them into the oven.  You can see there was a bit of spill with a couple of the egg whites.


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When they are cooked to your liking, put them on a plate and serve sprinkled with salt and pepper.

Printable Recipe


Are you a ham & eggs fan? 
 
What is your favorite way to cook eggs?
 

9 comments:

  1. Ah! I love eggs and EVERYONE has been posting yolk porn today. Can't wait to get back home and make a dozen runny eggs. ;)

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  2. I love eggs! These look fabulous!

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  3. OMGOSH MY HUSBAND WOULD WANNA MARRY THESE.
    truly.

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  4. MMM those look GRRRRR-ATE! LOL, Tony the Tiger would be JEALOUS! Ah ha ha!!!

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  5. These look great and they are cute too! I pinned this for later! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Made these baskets of sunshine for breakfast this morning!
    When DH starts his comments of with 'next time...you know you have a hit on your hands!!

    I baked them in the convection oven, and Dh was referring to a tough skin that formed on the top of the eggs. I think it may have been from the circulating air that made it tough so next time I will try with just the regular oven. Of course it could have been that I overcooked them...and by that I mean I cooked them to my liking -> no runny yolks.

    Thanks for sharing, I always look forward to trying your creations

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    1. Thanks so much! I love that you call them baskets of SUNSHINE! I agree.. that IS what they look like. And I am so happy your husband likes them too... I do like my eggs a bit runny.

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  7. Stopping by from Pin It Party. Thanks for your comment on my TeaspoonOfSpice.com blog! I totally forgot about these ham cups...I used to make them as a kid. I'll do now with my kids!

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