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Eggs Benedict is possibly my favorite breakfast or brunch recipe.

The mix of poached eggs, toasted English muffin and ham is wonderful together.

With the addition of hollandaise sauce, it's all pulled together in one glorious taste sensation.

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Ingredients:
4 slices cooked ham, Canadian bacon or back bacon
2 English muffins
4 poached eggs
hollandaise sauce

Directions:
Brown ham slices or Canadian bacon in skillet over medium heat. Split English muffins in half. Toast and butter lightly.

To poach the eggs, bring a saucepan of water to a boil. Turn the heat to low, gently add the eggs one by one, ensuring the yolks do not break. Let water gently heat the eggs to desired doneness. Gently lift each egg out of the water with a slotted spoon and place on an English muffin half.

Arrange ham on top of muffins. Top each with a poached egg.

Cover it all with hollandaise sauce.

Serve immediately.

Makes 2 breakfast, brunch or luncheon servings.


Cooking Tips
Tips:
  • Canadians call "Canadian bacon" peameal bacon. It is an uncured bacon that has been rolled in corn meal. Slice it into 1/8" slices, fry as bacon and use in place of the ham. It is quite delicious.






Nutritional Analysis Per Serving

Calories 377; Calories from Fat 137; Total Fat 15.2g; Saturated Fat 4.9g; Trans Fat 0.0g; Cholesterol 399mg; Sodium 1450mg; Total Carbohydrates 29.6g; Dietary Fiber 2.0g; Sugars 2.8g; Protein 29.9g; Vitamin A 10%; Vitamin C 2%; Calcium 16%; Iron 25%

(Percentages based on a 2000 calorie per day diet)



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Did You Know?...

Eggs benedict may seem like a difficult or gourmet breakfast recipe, but it is really quite simple.

Just add a few quick ingredients to poached eggs and you are ready to go.

Of course you can get a package of powdered hollandaise sauce mix, and it is tasty, but if you want the real thing, look at our recipe for hollandaise sauce. It is not too difficult or time consuming to make it yourself.



Hollandaise sauce

A gread eggs benedict recipe needs a wonderful hollandaise sauce. Find our recipe here.

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Actually, we Canadians on the East Coast call it 'back bacon'. From Karen: Of course, Ms Tig! Thanks for the reminder. I added that to the page....

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