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Meal Detail

 

Breakfast

Herb Butter, Runny Eggs with Skillet Zucchini & Potatoes

 


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  • Easy

Prep
Difficulty
Easy

45 mins

Time
Estimate
45 mins

Start with the zucchini & potatoes. Once they are doing their thing in the skillet, prepare the pesto butter. Once those are both ready to go, make the eggs and breakfast is served. If you have leftovers of the zucchini & potatoes just toss them in the skillet over medium-low heat with a lid on top until warm. If you made the pesto butter in advance, just let it come up to room temperature a bit and then dollop it in chunks on top of the hot zucchini & potatoes.


Recipes for this Meal


Summer
Photo of Skillet Zucchini & Potatoes
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Skillet Zucchini & Potatoes

Home fries are often hard to resist on lazy mornings when out to breakfast. Imagine taking your summer squash abundance and searing up the zucchini with the potatoes to make an easy veggie packed side for any breakfast or dinner.


Summer
Photo of Pesto Butter
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Pesto Butter

A little butter, cream cheese and pesto already blended are whipped together to become something much more. If you have leftover pesto simply whisk in 1/4 cup into the cream cheese and butter. The rest of the instructions will be the same. A food processor or mortar & pestle are required for this spread.


Fall
Photo of Easy Runny Eggs
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Easy Runny Eggs

We like a runny egg yolk in my home, but sometimes flipping an egg over easy will increase the risk of the yolk breaking and inevitably cooking the whole darn thing. This method makes a simple fried egg a bit easier to master without the flipping.