In the days since I first started going to Groomer's, they weren't quite so sophisticated as they are these days, but they're still fun. And, they have fresh quail eggs that are simply divine. The creaminess of the quail eggs is like nothing else I've ever tasted. I might feel a teensy bit guilty for eating sweet little quail eggs, but maybe not.
This was one of my very best. Please enjoy!
Italian Bruschetta Served With Sunny-Side-Up Quail Eggs On Top:
4 - 1 inch thick pieces of sourdough bread
1 - tablespoon of butter
1 - tablespoon of extra light olive oil
1 - small can of sliced black olives
1 - green bell pepper, chopped
1 - yellow bell pepper, chopped
1 - red onion, chopped
fresh basil leaves, lightly chopped, to taste
1 - tablespoon Balsamic vinegar
2 - tablespoons of extra light virgin olive oil
1 - fresh, large tomato, chopped
fresh mozzarella cheese, chopped in small pieces
Kosher salt and black pepper, to taste
1 - dozen quail eggs (six for each of the two servings)
2 - tablespoons of butter
DIRECTIONS:
1. Place olive oil & butter in saute pan and brown both sides of bread lightly. Set aside.
2. Combine next 10 ingredients in a medium to large bowl. Set aside while the flavors have a chance to meld.
3. Cook quail eggs (6 at a time) in a saute pan coated with butter, as you would sunny-side-up eggs. However, don't cook them too long or you'll miss the delicious, oozing egg.
5. Try to not make pleasure noises while gobbling it...
6. We like to just have this for dinner but it might work for an appetizer as well.
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