My house is pretty darn clean today.
This morning I woke up with steadfast determination to get a lot done. Normally I write a list of what to do and when to do it, but today I thought I'll just do whatever I feel like doing. That entailed a lot of laundry and a big scrub down of the kitchen and bathroom with some light vacuuming thrown in - and all before lunch :).
Right now I have that glow of a person who has managed to accomplish much with plenty of time left over for leisure. Apart from folding up some clothes once they dry, I think I shall only make a tart for tomorrow and some dinner tonight. My biggest dilemma is what to do with the rest of my free time - perhaps some reading or even a jigsaw puzzle with my puzzle-lovin husband.
Happy 4th of July to all in America.
ease: 5/5.
prep time: 14mins.
cooking time: 12mins.
total: 26mins.
taste: 2.5/5. The boys did not like this at all. The bread became soggy (I misunderstood the instructions - I think you are meant to line the bottom with 2 slices of bread, I only used 1) and my brother didn't like the sour taste from the vinegar. They didn't feel it went well and the texture was obviously unappealing. I only ate the Manchego which was very lovely - don't waste it in this dish. Such a shame, I thought it would have been nice.
would I make it again: No.
recipe: Jamón and Manchego baked eggs
Saturday, July 4, 2009
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this is where pictures can be very, very misleading. i think i would def. leave out the sherry vin and maybe just bake the jamon in the cups for a bit till it gets crunchy, then add in the egg and allow to bake. finally, i would shave manchego on it and all the warm egg to melt it naturally. salt and pepper and a bit of hot sauce - yum!
ReplyDeletethe pic is still very nice! thanks for the 4th of july wishes.
sorry these didnt work out, the pictures speak otherwise thats for sure!!! I like the idea, maybe the recipe needs tweaking! vinegar/soggy doesnt sound too great eh?!
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th!