Have you ever had a baked egg before? They are just about the simplest breakfast ever and totally customizable. I love to use up the last bits of pork, steak or chicken in them for a filling and nutrient dense breakfast!
If you have been following my on twitter or instagram, you might have noticed I have been cooking a lot of recipes from Nom Nom Paleo’s new book
One of the first recipes I wanted to tackle was the Kahlua pig – long story short- I cannot rave enough. I have never made a pulled pork recipe that wasn’t dry. Not only was super tasty, it was a pretty simple crockpot recipe. You’ll have to pick up the book to get the lowdown, I highly recommend it! It was the perfect base for many dishes, including this baked egg recipe!
Baked Eggs with Pork
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Yield 4 small servings
This is perfect for those holiday morning when you need to feed a whole crew! Recipe can be easily doubles, tripled etc.. Leave off the cheese and top with some shallots, garlic and avacado for a whole 30 breakfast!
Ingredients
- 1.5 Cup Pulled Pork
- 4 Eggs
- 2 TBS Fat of your choosing (optional)
- 1/2 Cup Grated Cheese (Omit if you avoid dairy)
- Salsa (optional but highly encouraged)
Instructions
- Preheat Oven to 400 degrees
- Get out a cookie sheet or jelly roll pan- something to place Ramekins
or other ovenproof dishes on, so you can easily move them into and out of the oven.
- Split your pulled pork between 4 ramekins – Depending on how fatty your pork is, you might want to grease up the bottom of the ramekins before this step, just to make cleaning easier. I do this with a bit of butter.
- Once the oven is pre-heated, place the ramekins on your baking sheet (optional) and crack an egg into each dish.
- Bake for 10 min.
- After ten min add a sprinkle of cheese and return to the oven.
- Back an additional 2-3 min or until the white is cooked through and the yoke will still run when poked. The best way to tell is the yoke is still glossy. Baking time also depends on you large you baking dish is.
- Cool slightly, and serve ramekins on a plate, they will be very hot.
- Top with Salsa and enjoy!
- If you use a larger dish, you can add more than one egg. Just increase cooking time a bit until the whites are just set and the yoke is runny!
Notes
Helpful Equipment: Ramekins
A Note About Ingredients- I try and use the best and most nutrient dense ingredients available. For the recipe, that was local backyard chicken eggs I trade a friend for, pastured pork, raw milk cheese and organic salsa. Do the best you can with ingredients!
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Have fun with your Baked Egg Combos! Let me know what you’re cooking in the comments or on social media!
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Eileen says
December 14, 2016 at 12:07 amLooks simple enough for even me!