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What is your favourite ingredient. I love eggs. Eggs Benedict, deviled eggs, fried eggs in stir (Original Post) applegrove Apr 2012 OP
I blend green olives into a number of dishes, and capers. NYC_SKP Apr 2012 #1
That does sound good. I'll try and make them next week. applegrove Apr 2012 #2
Water. I put it in almost everything. n/t dimbear Apr 2012 #3
LOL! applegrove Apr 2012 #4
The Trinity. nolabear Apr 2012 #5
I love eggs, too, but only buy "cage free" - and not from hens jammed into a tiny space Flaxbee Apr 2012 #6
Be sceptical of anything labeled "cage free" Major Nikon Apr 2012 #8
Butter RobinA Apr 2012 #7
just had eggs benedict this morning alphafemale Apr 2012 #9
my favourite ingredient is fresh choped garlic. Devil_Fish Apr 2012 #10
Bacon, Ma'am The Magistrate Apr 2012 #11
I cook my scrambled eggs in bacon fat, add canned jalapeno peppers and pepper jack cheese. crunch60 Apr 2012 #12
"Is it oregano? No, no, NO! Is it parsley? No, no, NO! It's ME GANJA!" HopeHoops Apr 2012 #13
I have a ham and cheese quiche in the oven as we speak. davsand Apr 2012 #14
There can only be one! AsahinaKimi Apr 2012 #15
Eggs can do most anything Major Nikon Apr 2012 #16
That does sound good. applegrove Apr 2012 #17
 

NYC_SKP

(68,644 posts)
1. I blend green olives into a number of dishes, and capers.
Sat Apr 7, 2012, 09:10 PM
Apr 2012

I love savory and sour and salty!

Chopped green olives in scrambled eggs, fried in just a bit of olive oil!

Flaxbee

(13,661 posts)
6. I love eggs, too, but only buy "cage free" - and not from hens jammed into a tiny space
Sat Apr 7, 2012, 10:07 PM
Apr 2012

without a cage, but truly raised humanely. Would like to find a local source of eggs, and not buy them from the grocery store.

I also love rice as a great base for almost any dish - breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Major Nikon

(36,827 posts)
8. Be sceptical of anything labeled "cage free"
Sun Apr 8, 2012, 01:35 AM
Apr 2012

The term "cage free" is not recognized by the USDA and is meaningless as far as anything that's enforceable, and some unscrupulous distributors have used the term pretty loosely. It could also mean that the birds have been de-beaked, which is a pretty nasty procedure. It could also mean that the birds live in a huge barn and never see the light of day. Some states may have their own regulation of that term. "Free range" actually does mean something to the USDA in terms of poultry, but only that the birds have been allowed access to the outside.

 

Devil_Fish

(1,664 posts)
10. my favourite ingredient is fresh choped garlic.
Sun Apr 8, 2012, 02:46 AM
Apr 2012

I don't understand why people ad it in before cooking the dish. I get that you want to infuse the flavor into the food, but you cook the flavor out of the garlic. Man any of thouse egg dishes you mentioned... when they hit the table in front of me, the very last step before I eat it is to chop up a clove of garlic into pea sized pieces and oh man thats good!!!

davsand

(13,421 posts)
14. I have a ham and cheese quiche in the oven as we speak.
Sun Apr 8, 2012, 09:58 AM
Apr 2012

I am also a huge egg fan! Great source of protein, and extremely versatile. Savory or sweet dishes, eggs rock!

Other stuff that I cook with (maybe couldn't cook without...) Butter, cream, olive oil, onion, garlic, herbs, and fresh ground pepper or sea salt. We are eating reduced carb and I have to admit, it has been a lot of fun to still lose weight and eat some of this stuff. If I have fresh green beans am I REALLY gonna miss the dinner rolls that much? If I make quiche am I REALLY gonna miss the traditional crust? So far, I haven't missed grains and sugars too much at all.



Laura

Major Nikon

(36,827 posts)
16. Eggs can do most anything
Sun Apr 8, 2012, 09:53 PM
Apr 2012

Sweet, savory, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks.

My favorite is sous vide eggs cooked at 146 degrees F. Firm whites, creamy yolks. A little salt and pepper. Served with toast from homemade bread and peach preserves.

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