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A perfect make-ahead brunch dish!
To make the sauce, heat olive oil in a small pot over medium-high heat and saute the chopped onion, carrots, and garlic for a few minutes until slightly softened. Add red pepper flakes, crushed tomatoes, oregano, and basil, and stir to combine. Cover and bring just to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer 20 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent the bottom from burning. Remove from heat and let cool slightly, then blend well with an immersion stick blender. (Do ahead: sauce can be made up to a week ahead of time. Reheat before continuing.)
Spoon 1/4 cup of warm sauce into each of 8 ramekins (use leftover sauce for another use), then dot each ramekin with about 2 teaspoons crumbled goat cheese. (Do ahead: ramekins can be prepared with sauce and cheese the day before, then covered and refrigerated overnight. Heat in the preheating oven until ramekins and sauce are warm, not hot, and continue with the recipe.)
Crack an egg into each ramekin, sprinkle with salt, and bake in a preheated oven at 425F for 15-20 minutes, until whites have set but yolk is still soft.
Garnish with fresh basil chiffonade, if desired, and serve immediately with toast points for dipping into the yolk and sauce.
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mat p. on 11.7.2012
@Edna: Feta should work, and will probably be quite tasty
mat p. on 11.7.2012
A terrific recipe. I’ve made it a bunch of times. I made a few changes to fit my needs and tastes. In case you’re interested I’ll list them.
-First off I make it in 1 med size corningware dish instead of multiple ramekins.
-I use about 3 times as many carrots as the recipe calls for.
-I don’t use the immersion blender, strongly prefer it chunky, unblended.
-I use 6 eggs instead of 8, but keep the rest of the ingredient amounts the same (except the carrots of course)
I think thats it. Tried serving it this evening beside/on top off fresh spinach and sided with a potato-onion hash and it was fantastic.
A tasty, healthy recipe whatever way you make it.
Edna Sjelin on 10.16.2011
Looks so good, but I don’t usually have goat cheese around. How would this recipe work with feta?
jeweld on 7.11.2011
Oh wow, I love goat cheese and tomatoes! Definitely need to try this out. Thank you for sharing!
giverecipe on 1.16.2011
This looks fantastic! Would love to dip a slice of bread into it!