breakfast essentials: andy’s egg bumpers
I grew up eating these for breakfast, and I called them “Egg Bumpers.” Our housekeeper/cook asked me why I called them that? I responded by saying: Because I like the way they bump about in my tummy. Hey, I was only 5, I have no recollection of ever saying that. So, you ready… Let’s get into the kitchen.
yield
1 serving(s)
prep time
10 Min
cook time
15 Min
method
Pressure Cooker/Instant Pot
Ingredients For breakfast essentials: andy’s egg bumpers
- PLAN/PURCHASE
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1/2 ozmeat, more on this later
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1 lgegg
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1 tspheavy cream
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2types of cheese, more on this later
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salt, kosher variety, to taste
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black pepper, freshly ground, to taste
How To Make breakfast essentials: andy’s egg bumpers
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1PREP/PREPARE
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2The Meat: You could use some ground beef, or breakfast sausage. Because I am making this a bit South-of-the-Border, I am using chorizo. It goes without saying, that you can leave the meat out, and still have a good, tasty recipe.
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3The Cheese: I make this with two cheeses: One of them is sliced, and one of them is grated. I choose provolone (sliced), and parmesan (grated).
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4The Container: You need a small cup-like container that is big enough to hold the egg and ingredients. I am using a ceramic cup; however, any container should do. Just make sure that you coat the inside with some oil, or butter, so it will allow the egg to slide out, after it cooks.
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5Gather your Ingredients (mise en place).
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6Cook up the meat (if using), in a small pan.
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7Allow the meat to cool, while draining on a folded paper towel.
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8Add the egg, and the heavy cream to a small mixing bowl, add some salt and pepper, to taste, and whisk.
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9Chef’s Note: The more airy the egg the fluffier the final results.
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10Use a cutter to cut the sliced cheese into a round that fits your container.
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11Add half the whipped eggs to the container, and then lay the cheese slices on top.
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12Add the meat, if using to the top of the cheese.
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13Chef’s Note: The sliced cheese will help to keep the meat from sinking to the bottom.
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14Add the remainder of the egg, and then top with the grated cheese.
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15Add the raised rack to the pressure cooker, and fill with about one-cup of water, then add the egg bowl, to the rack.
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16Chef’s Note: The egg bowl should be above the water. I am using a plate, because the spacing between the wires were too wide to hold the egg bowl safely.
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17Put the top on the pressure cooker, set to high, and cook for seven minutes.
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18After seven minutes, allow to stand for ten minutes, and then release the remaining steam.
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19PLATE/PRESENT
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20Tip up-side-down, onto a serving plate, and serve possibly on a bed of lettuce, with some additional cheese, and maybe some good salsa. Up to you. Enjoy.
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21Keep the faith, and keep cooking.
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