Rosa Cooking

Scrambled eggs with greaves

It’s the end of January, winter is just showing its teeth, but there’s no need to risk it. Save a high-calorie meal that will give you strength and ward off the flu and cold.

Preparation steps

  • Chop a little garlic and simmer in sunflower oil (or better yet - fat) for 2-3 minutes.
  • Beat the salted eggs with a fork and bake on a medium heat.
  • When the eggs are half-baked, add a little cracklings and pepper as desired.

Serving

Side dish: Homemade ajvar

Tags

greaves scrambled eggs

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