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Disco, is it just eggs in your toast?

These are bouikos, from Honey & Co, which are like a savoury scone - they used up some scraps of feta and cheddar, a very sad looking spring onion and the end of a pot of sour cream. There's also lots of nigella seeds in there. Best eaten while still v warm, from the oven. I think they lasted about 30 mins between the two of us. :ready:
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Ooh and, they look fab. I was going to make cheese scones to have with tomato soup. I shall look those up.
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They look really nice, abs, as does the macaroni cheese, Smunder :ready:

The bottom slice of bread had french mustard spread on it, topped with a slice of smoked ham, sliced mushrooms, grated cheddar and then the egg in the top slice's frame.
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Ah, I can see some of that, now you explain, thanks.

Bramble, the recipe is online in various places. I have made them previously with greek yogurt and that was also fine.
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Oh - I have that book! They look so delicious.

Have you seen David Chang’s top for making spring onions last longer??
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No, what is it?
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The green bits grow back if you keep the ends in water! Everlasting spring onions :love:
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Doesn’t look to appetising but we had a load of random bits of veg to use up, leeks, half an onion, half a dozen going soggy carrots, a bag of Brussels sprouts and a couple of spuds. So I made a sort of veg hotpot, fried leeks and onions, added flour then chicken stock (from stockpot thingies) added rest of chunky cut veg cooked for a bit then put in a casserole dish and topped with thinly sliced potato. It’s going in the fridge ready to stick in the oven for tomorrow’s dinner. Im already incredibly excited about a totally veg dinner, never thought I’d say that!

Oh I added Worcestershire sauce, tablespoon of english mustard and S&P.
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I made a very poor Victoria sponge. The only thing right about it is the jam:cake:buttercream ratio.
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Those look great Absley.
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That looks great but is it a chocolate Victoria sponge? I wish I had it.
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Wow, emma, how cool!

Pip, pip, pip! :flirt: I thought about a Victoria sponge earlier in the week but was out-voted. And thanks, they were lovely.

Jude, that sounds lovely - report back, please!
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I need bouikos in my life. I'm low carb, so that's not going to happen, but they look immense!

I'd also like to try Disco's egg and toast now that I know all that's in it.

Thanks for the green onion tip, emma, I'm going to try it.
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Disco wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2020 2:52 pm I think it looks nice What are the green balls?
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You could just stick what you want in the egg thing, FiveO. I would suggest you lightly butter the topside of the frame or brush with olive oil.

I did know that bout spring onions but had forgotten. I will do it with some. I wonder if it works with leeks. It must do.
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Disco wrote: Sun Mar 29, 2020 5:19 pm You could just stick what you want in the egg thing, FiveO. I would suggest you lightly butter the topside of the frame or brush with olive oil.

I did know that bout spring onions but had forgotten. I will do it with some. I wonder if it works with leeks. It must do.
:idea: I'm going to try that. Thanks!
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No, it’s not chocolate it’s just over done on the outside. :duh:
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I’d happily take a slice off your hands! What kind of jam?

Also, your Orla radio :love:
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I thought afterwards it was probably just the light. It looks excellent.
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Raspberry jam, of course.
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