Victorian Scotch Woodcock - Savoury Scrambled Eggs

A very "upper-crust" savoury scrambled eggs recipe which dates back to Victorian times; this dish would have been served at the END of a large five or six course meal! Nowadays, it is more likely - one assumes - that it will be served at breakfast, brunch or as a light snack! This uses Gentleman's Relish, I have the "secret" recipe posted on Zaar! Recipe #228778
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Serves:
- Units:
2
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ingredients
- 2 slices whole meal bread
- butter
- gentleman's relish
- 4 -6 tablespoons milk
- cayenne pepper
- 2 eggs
- 6 drained anchovies
- 1 teaspoon capers
directions
- Remove the crusts, if you wish and toast the slices of bread.
- Spread with butter and Gentleman's Relish.
- Cut each slice in half.
- Melt a small piece of butter in a saucepan.
- Put the milk, eggs and a pinch of cayenne pepper into a bowl and whisk well.
- Pour this onto the butter in the pan and stir over a low heat until it begins to thicken.
- Remove from heat and keep stirring, then add the capers.
- The mixture will become creamy.
- Place the toast onto two plates and divide the mixture between them.
- Cut the anchovies into thin strips and decorate the toasts by making a criss-cross pattern with them.
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"A very "upper-crust" savoury scrambled eggs recipe which dates back to Victorian times; this dish would have been served at the END of a large five or six course meal! Nowadays, it is more likely - one assumes - that it will be served at breakfast, brunch or as a light snack! This uses Gentleman's Relish, I have the "secret" recipe posted on Zaar! Recipe #228778"
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A very "upper-crust" savoury scrambled eggs recipe which dates back to Victorian times; this dish would have been served at the END of a large five or six course meal! Nowadays, it is more likely - one assumes - that it will be served at breakfast, brunch or as a light snack! This uses Gentleman's Relish, I have the "secret" recipe posted on Zaar! Recipe #228778