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perfect                                                      When I was a little girl,

                                                                               this is what my lovely mum
                  scrambled eggs                                               would make me for dinner
                                                                               when I was sick, and to
                                                                               this day it is my ultimate
                                                                               comfort food.






                  Serves 1                       Start to melt 1 teaspoon of the butter over a gentle heat in
                                                 a small frying pan while you whisk eggs with cream and salt
                  2 tsp butter                   and pepper. Once butter has just melted (do not let it go brown)
                  3 eggs                         add eggs and stir gently once with a flat wooden spoon. Cook
                  3 tbsp cream (heavy cream)     slowly over a low heat for about 6-8 minutes, adding the extra
                  sea salt & freshly ground pepper   butter after 5 minutes, stirring gently every minute or two just
                  wholemeal or sourdough toast   to break the egg as it sets. As soon as you think they are almost
                  1 tbsp finely chopped          cooked, turn off the heat – the eggs will continue to cook from
                  parsley leaves                 the residual heat as you plate up. Serve on toast, sprinkled with
                  2 tbsp caramelised onions      parsley and accompanied by caramelised onion, basil pesto and
                  (see p228)                     avocado. (Or of course serve with bacon, tomatoes and hash
                  2 tbsp basil pesto (see p231)  browns, or make your eggs a bit fancier by stirring 50g (1¾ oz)
                  ¼ avocado, sliced              hot smoked salmon through them.)









































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