Kale and Eggs Benedict with Nourishing Hollandaise Sauce
25 minutes
Appetizers & Snacks
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Ingredients
- 2servings (≈100gestimated from: Egg, whole, raw, fresh [large] - DUPE/5: Duplicate of Seq = 5) Egg better pastured) eggs
- 2oz (56.7goz → g) Kale washed and trimmed from stems
- 1clove (≈3gestimated from: Garlic, raw [clove]) Garlic peeled
- 4tbsp (≈56.8gestimated from: Butter, salted [tbsp]) Butter, Salted
- 1tbsp (≈15gestimated from: Nuts, coconut milk, canned (liquid expressed from grated meat and water) [tbsp]) Coconut Milk
- 1dash (≈0.4gestimated from: Salt, table [dash]) Salt
- 1pinch (≈0.1gestimated from: Spices, pepper, black [tbsp, ground]) Black Pepper
Steps
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1 Melt 1 tablespoon of butter in a small skillet
- 2 Smash the garlic clove and add it to the skillet
- 3 After about a minute add the kale, it should be still wet from the wash
- 4 Cover with a lid and cook for 5 minutes stirring occasionally
- 5 Remove the kale from the skillet and keep warm.
- 6 In the meantime separate one of the egg yolks form the white
- 7 Break the other egg and add it to the first egg white
- 8 Now add another tablespoon of butter to the skillet
- 9 Fry the egg with the extra egg wite until desired doneness.
- 10 In the meantime melt the remaining butter with the coconut cream.
- 11 In a small food processor add the egg yolk, a pinch of salt and a good grating of fresh black pepper
- 12 Start processing the egg, then very slowly add the butter/cream mix
- 13 (most food processors have a small hole in the top to enable you to do this)
- 14 Mix until a smooth cream is formed
- 15 Now put the kale in a warmed plate, add the fried egg on top and then add as much hollandaise sauce as you desire.
- 16 Serve immediately!
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