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Big Breakfast with Cream Fried Eggs

Rise and shine with a hearty big breakfast! Try it out with cream-fried eggs — cooked in rich cream until golden and aromatic, with a silky, flavour-packed center. Serve it up with juicy cherry tomatoes, savoury sausages, and crispy toasted breads for the ultimate morning comfort.

20 mins

2 persons

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Prep

  • Chop chives and halve the cherry tomatoes.

  • Slice sausages if needed.

  • Toast the bread (sourdough for crunch; shokupan for soft richness—your choice).

Cream-fry the eggs

  • In a nonstick or seasoned skillet, pour in Emborg Whipping Cream.

  • Heat over medium-low until it starts to simmer and reduce - look for bubbling and light browning around the edges (about 2–3 minutes).

  • Crack in the eggs gently.

  • Season with salt and pepper.

  • Let the eggs cook undisturbed until the whites are just set and the cream has split into browned milk solids and butterfat (4–5 minutes).

  • Remove eggs carefully and set aside. Leave the browned cream in the pan.

Cook sausages and tomatoes in the browned cream

  • Increase heat slightly to medium.

  • Add sausages and cook until golden brown.

  • Add halved cherry tomatoes, cut side down, and cook until blistered and lightly caramelized (2–3 minutes).

  • Let them absorb the nutty, toasty flavours from the browned Emborg cream.

Assemble and garnish

  • Place two eggs per slice of toast on a plate.

  • Place the sausages and cherry tomatoes beside the toast.

  • Spoon over any remaining browned cream and pan drippings.

  • Finish with a generous sprinkle of fresh chopped chives and chili oil.

  • Emborg Whipping Cream holds up beautifully in the pan - rich enough to split and brown like butter, but with a creamy backbone that elevates the dish.

  • Shokupan brings a pillowy contrast that absorbs the sauce like a sponge - ideal if you want a softer bite than sourdough.

Big Breakfast with Cream Fried Eggs - Emborg

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emborg
20 mins
2 persons

Big Breakfast with Cream Fried Eggs

Rise and shine with a hearty big breakfast! Try it out with cream-fried eggs — cooked in rich cream until golden and aromatic, with a silky, flavour-packed center. Serve it up with juicy cherry tomatoes, savoury sausages, and crispy toasted breads for the ultimate morning comfort.
Big Breakfast with Cream Fried Eggs - Emborg



2 persons

Ingredients

Add to shopping list

Instructions

Prep

  • 1. Chop chives and halve the cherry tomatoes.

  • 2. Slice sausages if needed.

  • 3. Toast the bread (sourdough for crunch; shokupan for soft richness—your choice).

Cream-fry the eggs

  • 1. In a nonstick or seasoned skillet, pour in Emborg Whipping Cream.

  • 2. Heat over medium-low until it starts to simmer and reduce - look for bubbling and light browning around the edges (about 2–3 minutes).

  • 3. Crack in the eggs gently.

  • 4. Season with salt and pepper.

  • 5. Let the eggs cook undisturbed until the whites are just set and the cream has split into browned milk solids and butterfat (4–5 minutes).

  • 6. Remove eggs carefully and set aside. Leave the browned cream in the pan.

Cook sausages and tomatoes in the browned cream

  • 1. Increase heat slightly to medium.

  • 2. Add sausages and cook until golden brown.

  • 3. Add halved cherry tomatoes, cut side down, and cook until blistered and lightly caramelized (2–3 minutes).

  • 4. Let them absorb the nutty, toasty flavours from the browned Emborg cream.

Assemble and garnish

  • 1. Place two eggs per slice of toast on a plate.

  • 2. Place the sausages and cherry tomatoes beside the toast.

  • 3. Spoon over any remaining browned cream and pan drippings.

  • 4. Finish with a generous sprinkle of fresh chopped chives and chili oil.

  • 5. Emborg Whipping Cream holds up beautifully in the pan - rich enough to split and brown like butter, but with a creamy backbone that elevates the dish.

  • 6. Shokupan brings a pillowy contrast that absorbs the sauce like a sponge - ideal if you want a softer bite than sourdough.