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Quick, simple but a little fancy-looking, these would be a great morning welcome for any overnight guests.
Before you begin, you’ll need 6 individual 1/2 cup ramekins.
Preheat oven to 350° F and put a full kettle (or pot) of water on to boil.
Grease each ramekin with butter.
Crack one egg into each ramekin.
Add a tablespoon of half-and-half to each ramekin.
Into each ramekin, put a pinch of dill, ground cayenne pepper and salt. (Spice combinations can be changed up to your liking. You could even add cheese, bacon, ham or whatever tickles your fancy.)
Place ramekins in a baking dish and fill baking dish halfway up ramekins with the boiling water.
Place baking dish in the oven and bake for 15 minutes.
Remove from oven and carefully take each ramekin out of the baking dish.
Serve warm.
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Ellen on 1.5.2012
Yum! Now to find ramekins! My youngest wants an egg every morning and we both get bored of fried or scrambled. I’m going to try this on her tomorrow am, with a little cheese on top! Thanks!
Kayla--Sheriff Of the Kitchen on 11.30.2011
As I was editing on tasty kitchen your recipe popped up in my side bar and I had to click through!! This looks so tasty, what a beautiful photo. I wanna make these ASAP.
kitchenofblue on 2.20.2010
I just made these for my husband for Saturday morning breakfast and we loved them! Toast for dipping and you are set.
tphilly on 2.16.2010
Yummy! Easy to make, and kids were asking for more! I added bacon without the spices and baked a bit longer for the family. I’ll definitely make these again!
katsat on 1.11.2010
Perfect eggs!
Remove them from the oven while they’re just a little underdone, and by the time your guests sit down the eggs will be just right!
I prefer mine with just a sprinkle of fresh parsley instead of the dill–so yummy!