Binging with Babish: Eggs Woodhouse for Good
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Date: 2020-08-18
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Comments and reviews: 7
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I made this, but with a lot of twists. Instead of just cream and spinach, I added white wine, Worcestershire sauce, fish sauce (yes, you read that correctly, and a fair amount of chilli powder. Instead of just typical Hollandaise, I added blood orange juice. The poached eggs were seasoned with cayenne pepper, and I swapped the ham with bacon (rendered all of the fat out, of course. The caviar was replaced by king salmon's roe, and the seasoning for everything was relatively generous.
I also had a bowl of miso soup next to it.
Was it a lot? Indeed. But frankly, it was very enjoyable. If you're planning to march 50 - 60 miles a day, without food or water, and you need some serious energies to power through, this is the shit. If you're alcoholic and can't do the day away without a shot of bourbon every hours, this is also the shit.
But if you really want to consume this, make sure you go easy on the truffles, add a lot of acidity, and season it very heavy-handedly.
Edit: also, garnish with a combination of chives and green onions. Your palate will thank you tremendously.
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I made this, but with a lot of twists. Instead of just cream and spinach, I added white wine, Worcestershire sauce, fish sauce (yes, you read that correctly, and a fair amount of chilli powder. Instead of just typical Hollandaise, I added blood orange juice. The poached eggs were seasoned with cayenne pepper, and I swapped the ham with bacon (rendered all of the fat out, of course. The caviar was replaced by king salmon's roe, and the seasoning for everything was relatively generous.
I also had a bowl of miso soup next to it.
Was it a lot? Indeed. But frankly, it was very enjoyable. If you're planning to march 50 - 60 miles a day, without food or water, and you need some serious energies to power through, this is the shit. If you're alcoholic and can't do the day away without a shot of bourbon every hours, this is also the shit.
But if you really want to consume this, make sure you go easy on the truffles, add a lot of acidity, and season it very heavy-handedly.
Edit: also, garnish with a combination of chives and green onions. Your palate will thank you tremendously.
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Ngaire
My favourite way to eat spinach with eggs in the morning is wilted with lime juice and toasted pinenuts Not as rich as your spinach but I think evidently more edible and extremely tasty nevertheless.
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My favourite way to eat spinach with eggs in the morning is wilted with lime juice and toasted pinenuts Not as rich as your spinach but I think evidently more edible and extremely tasty nevertheless.
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Michael
I love that I was watching archer and he mentioned eggs wood house. Googled to if Babish had done it. Of course. He almost has like an H. Jon voice.
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I love that I was watching archer and he mentioned eggs wood house. Googled to if Babish had done it. Of course. He almost has like an H. Jon voice.
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Kimberly
For a while I thought Alton Brown and Adam Savage were the same person, they looked and sounded similar enough that they were the same person
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For a while I thought Alton Brown and Adam Savage were the same person, they looked and sounded similar enough that they were the same person
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phil
Ahh the Archer diet. A ridiculously rich breakfast means that you can get through the rest of the day with just a few gummy bears and scotch.
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Ahh the Archer diet. A ridiculously rich breakfast means that you can get through the rest of the day with just a few gummy bears and scotch.
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Ngaire
Looking at this dish I was wondering how can you make it worse You could always make it worse. You couldve use duck eggs. LOL
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Looking at this dish I was wondering how can you make it worse You could always make it worse. You couldve use duck eggs. LOL
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ti1tus
I think the only way to make this better is to sub the hollandaise with bearnaise - you know, to lighten things up a little
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I think the only way to make this better is to sub the hollandaise with bearnaise - you know, to lighten things up a little
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