Creamy Eggs on Toast

Let your own personal tastes guide you in creating this out-of-the-ordinary egg sandwich.

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Creamy Eggs on Toast
Creamy Eggs on Toast
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You Will Need
Bread
Garlic
Extra-virgin olive oil
Radicchio
Unsalted butter
Large eggs
Milk or cream
Salt
Monterey Jack cheese
Fresh parsley


What to Do
1. Use any bread you like: I prefer crusty Italian. After toasting, I rub a ton of garlic on for spice and drizzle olive oil to mellow out the flavors. Radicchio's bite is nice, but any leafy vegetable will do.

2. I add the eggs directly to the warm pan (fewer dirty dishes). I poke the yolks and start stirring over low heat, slow and steady, like when I make risotto. If I lose my patience, I turn up the heat a bit.

3. I layer the bruschetta-like toast with radicchio, add the creamy eggs and Monterey Jack (which melts instantly as it hits the eggs), then scatter parsley on top -- all mine to enjoy.
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