Drippy Baked Eggs for One (or a crowd!)

I have gotten a lot of responses about these eggs. It is a great breakfast or lunch option for one – you could easily triple or quadruple this recipe for a weekend family brunch.

It is also such a versatile recipe. I love the shiitake, sundried tomato combo but you could easily swap out for broccoli, potatoes, peppers, onions, meat – absolutely anything that you’d like.

Check out my recent appearance on The Rhode Show making these eggs for a crowd! ((I multiplied this recipe by 6 and omitted the olives))

Ingredients:

· 2-3 Sundried Tomatoes chopped – Use the oil in jar to grease the dish

· 2 Shiitake Mushrooms chopped

· 4-5 Kalamata Olives sliced

· 4-5 Stalks of Asparagus chopped

· 1 Oz Goat Feta ((If you have a cow milk intolerance- goat and sheep cheeses are an amazing substitute. Easily digestible))

· Everything Bagel Seasoning – Everywhere has their own version of this! You can get it at Aldi for around $1.99

· 2 Eggs

· Parsley

· 1 Piece of Grainy Toast

Directions:

· Preheat oven to 375°

· Grease a small baking dish with the oil from the Sundried Tomatoes and add the mushrooms – you want these to cook down a little before adding the eggs. Bake 5-7 minutes.

· Add sliced tomatoes, kalamata olives, asparagus, goat feta, everything bagel seasoning, two eggs and freshly chopped parsley

· Bake 10-15 minutes.

· Serve with your favorite grainy toast.

This is so dang good. Now let me go make another batch 😊 If you happen to make this recipe – or one like it – share your creations below!

Check the Instagram reel here!

*Update- when cooking the eggs for a crowd- separate the yolks from the whites- scramble the whites into the mix-in's - cook for 10 or so minutes, once they start to set pop the yolks on top, and bake for 5 more minutes. This will keep those yolks from overcooking.*

Triple (or quadruple) the recipe and serve with a simple green salad tossed with balsamic vinaigrette (honey, balsamic, salt, pepper and olive oil) to feed a crowd.