It’s been an egg filled weekend ~ I can’t resist buying eggs wherever I go. Duck eggs, quails eggs, Burford Browns, Black Rocks, Bantams and Cotswold Legbars ~ I love the colours, the shapes, the sizes and, of course, the tastes of different breeds.

Baked Eggs with Welshman’s Caviar

Because I am so busy running the shop, I need recipes that take a maximum of five minutes to prepare.

For this recipe I oiled an ovenproof shallow dish {Le Creuset}, cracked a few eggs into it and sprinkled Welshman’s Caviar from the Pembrokeshire Beach Food Co on top. Welshman’s Caviar is handpicked laver seaweed from the Pembrokeshire coast, which is dried, toasted and flaked. It is delicious served in soups, stir-fries, egg dishes and grilled meat, bringing umami flavour and depth to cooking. It’s high in vitamins and minerals and can be added instead of fresh herbs.

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The dish then goes into a 180 degrees Celsius hot oven for 10-15 minutes {a little less if you like the yolks still runny and the eggs are small}.

Welshman’s CaviarI then sprinkled some torn sage leaves on top, cracked some black pepper and served with hot crusty buttered bread and a green salad.

Supper in five minutes, without feeling deprived. That’s how a good egg should make you feel.