Quick Cheese and Chive Scrambled Eggs on Toast recipe

Quick Cheese and Chive Scrambled Eggs on Toast recipe

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Serves 1
Prep time 3 minutes
Cook time 5 minutes
Total time 8 minutes
Meal type Breakfast
Allergy list Egg, Milk, Wheat
Misc Serve Hot
Region British
Description If you undercook them slightly, they carry on cooking to give you light and fluffy scrambled eggs! This particular recipe is a favourite fresh free-range eggs with Boursin cream cheese and fresh chives and/or spring onions, delicious!
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Ingredients

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  • 2 large eggs (free-range)
  • 1 tablespoon milk
  • 2 heaped tablespoons boursin herb and garlic cream cheese
  • 1 bunch chives (snipped. Or 2 small spring onions, chopped finely)
  • 1 teaspoon butter
  • salt (to taste)
  • butter (for spreading)
  • 2 medium slices wholemeal bread (for toasting)
  • pepper (to taste)

Directions

Step 1

Simply mix the first four ingredients together in a jug, whisk them all together well - then season to taste with salt and pepper.

Melt the butter in a microwave proof bowl or jug and then add the cheesy egg mixture.

Step 2

Put the egg mixture in the microwave on half power (50%) for 3 minutes, and take them out every 30 seconds to mix, fluffing them up and mixing the liquid eggs with the semi-cooked eggs.

As soon as the mixture is wet and slightly firm but not runny, take the eggs out and allow to rest for 30 seconds.

Step 3

Meanwhile, toast your bread and butter it, place the toast on a plate and pile the scrambled eggs on top of the toast - add a knob of butter and a few chives if you like, and serve immediately with a pot of tea, fruit juice and a daily paper!

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