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Easy to make with wonderful flavor - such good flavor that no salt,pepper or other seasonings are needed. I used Jarlsberg cheese with the egg, and put whole wheat toast on the side. A non-stick skillet is essential. Thank you, Tia, for such a fresh, healthy new way to prepare eggs. I look forward to making this with other cheeses as well!
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Kayori
on September 09, 2011
I've had my eye on this recipe for a few days now, but was really skeptical to try it. But, I gave it a shot this morning. A nonstick pan is ESSENTIAL for this to work. The cheese and water seemed really weird while they were cooking but I kept on going. I added the egg, and started scrambling. As the egg started to set, it seemed weird. And it was bubbling, like cooking cheese! I was starting to wonder if this was going to end up being a flop, all the protein from the eggs and cheese seemed to be squeezing water out. BUT LO! I put the eggs (still kinda.....fluid like) on top of an english muffin I had toasted and buttered, and they began to set up! So a little black pepper goes on top along with a dash or two of Tabasco, and breakfast is served
I just finished the last bite, and though it was good, I'm still not sure if I'm 100% sold on this recipe. The eggs were definitely cheesy (I used Tillamook Cheddar), and I really enjoyed that, but I'm not sure about the texture. They weren't rubbery, but definitely more firm than your typical scrambled egg. I'll have to update once I try them again, perhaps minus the bread, that way I can get a better feel for the texture.
By Chef #527896
on July 27, 2007
Super easy-really good tasting!! I made a "newbie" mistake of adding the water to a VERY hot skillet and it all boiled out before I could add the cheese! LOL! I figured it out and the results were tasty! Thanks for this recipe!
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This was very yummy! We all liked it...me, kids, husband...it's a winner! I love how quick it is. I'm a teacher so school day mornings are rushed at our house with both me and the kids getting ready which usually means quick breakfast. This will be great this fall for those times! I think next time I make it I'll add some crisp crumbled bacon, onions and maybe some garlic. Thanks for sharing!
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Made this the other morning for breakfst and was pleasantly surprised. This is a nice change from regular scrambled eggs. Thanks.
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on May 17, 2006
This was very easy to make. We enjoyed it. Thanks Gina*S Bullwinkle
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on February 11, 2006
I too wondered about using water but it really works :) I used a mix of Edam Cheese and Parmesan Cheese. Served sprinkled with a little chopped parsley on top and sliced tomatoes. Yummy for our quick light tea (supper). Thanks for this keeper :)
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Miss Dipsy
on October 19, 2005
This is a very quick & simple dish that can be thrown together in minutes, so is great for a filling and relatively healthy snack when you're in a hurry. I suspect that the flavour depends a lot on the cheese you use; I expect it would be a bit bland if you used a very mild tasting cheese. I used mature cheddar and it was very tasty. I did grind on a little black pepper, just because I like it with this sort of thing, but I think it would have still been tasty with no seasoning (it definately doesn't need salt if you use tasty cheese). The kids both enjoyed it, despite the fact that my daughter is sometimes not keen on eggy things.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Marsha D.
on May 17, 2005
I got to say that I was looking over the reviews this morning and came across this recipe and wanted to give it a try. The photo grabbed my attention along with the reviews and than I noticed the ingredients. When I saw water I was a bit nervous but honestly it works most excellent. I usually use butter but now I see I don't need butter anymore. This is so delicious and quick to make. Thanks for sharing this amazing recipe! Its a keeper for sure!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Stacky5
on May 17, 2005
Thank you for posting this, GinaS...I'm sorry that my kids are just too picky...They didn't care for the bland taste, although I think it may be because I made it with plain white bread...Perhaps I didn't cook it long enough, but the kids complained about it being to "plain and runny"...so I tend to blame me, but I'll try it again because it is a really easy breakfast recipe, and thank you again! :)
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on May 16, 2005
Very quick and filling. I used cheddar cheese and whole wheat toast, and topped mine with red and black pepper for more flavor.
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on May 14, 2005
Don't think I've ever thinned cheese with water before but it seems to work. As others have noted this is so tasty and hassle-free that it's bound to be a repeat at your house, too. My compliments to Tia, Gina.
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on June 02, 2004
I had this as a quick lunch today. It had a very nice flavor. I used cheddar cheese (and maybe just a bit too much water...oops), and found, as another reviewer stated, it didn't need extra salt, pepper or any seasoning. I spread my creamy, cheesy egg over 7-grain bread and served it with a glass of grapefruit juice. This was very filling and sooo easy. Thanks for posting.
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on June 01, 2004
I was looking for a quick and tasty breakfast this morning and found this recipe. It looked very interesting and I am so happy I tried it! It was really yummy and because it is so fast and uses ingredients on hand, I will be making this often! Thank you for sharing this recipe!
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