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Flower Power Eggs in Pepper Rings
by Donna @ apron strings on October 3, 2011 in Breakfast, Eggs
Recipe Description
Pretty flower shaped eggs in bell pepper rings are super easy to make in minutes.
Preparation Instructions
Heat a non-stick skillet to medium low heat. Lightly spray skillet with cooking oil spray.
Cut bell pepper into 4 1/2 inch thick slices (you can use one bell pepper or different colors of bell peppers to give a variety of colors).
Place pepper rings in the skillet.
Crack one egg into each pepper ring. Cover and cook for a few minutes, until egg yolks are to desired firmness. If you like your yolks firm, it helps to break the yolk right after cracking into pepper rings.
Season to taste.
Ingredients
- 1 dash Cooking Oil Spray
- 1 whole Large Bell Pepper
- 4 whole Large Eggs
- 1 pinch Salt And Pepper, to taste
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culinarycapers on 10.4.2011
adorable!
Donna @ apron strings on 10.4.2011
Thanks so much – I just love fun food!
Krysten Schwartz on 10.4.2011
Oh my goodness these are SO cute!
mickib on 10.4.2011
Ooo, how cute!
Joannie Clark on 10.5.2011
These are so fun! It’s a great idea for a ladies breakfast or brunch.
DomesticDivaa on 10.16.2011
These are adorable!
pvfrompv on 4.17.2012
These are so cute – they look like spring!
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