Recipe for Sea Baked Eggs

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Here’s how I prepare seafood baked eggs, a very easy and friendly appetizer for Easter dinner.

Yields4 Servings
Prep Time30 minsCook Time4 minsTotal Time34 mins
For the base of the baked eggs
 12 Candied bell pepper
 12 Canned tuna
 12 Quail egg
 4 Egg
 2 Tomato
 1 Mix of young salad greens
 2 Perfectly ripe avocado
 2 Lemon
 12 Chives for decoration
For the mayonnaise
 1 Egg yolk
 1 Mustard
 Sunflower oil
 1 Apple cider vinegar
 Salt, pepper
Directions
1

Place the eggs in a pot of lightly salted cold water, cook for 4 minutes for quail eggs, 8 minutes for chicken eggs. Refresh them under cold water, set aside.

2

Drain the peppers on paper towels. Wash the salad leaves, drain, and set aside. Cut the avocados in half and lightly lemon the inside to prevent browning.

3

Prepare the mayonnaise, which should be firm, and add oil if it is not firm enough.

4

Divide the young salad greens among four plates, put a few drops of freshly squeezed lemon on the salad, place a small ramekin in the center of each, and add 3 unpeeled quail eggs in it (I couldn't find a nest, but that would be ideal for a nice effect).

5

To finish, fill the half avocado, the half tomato, the three small bell peppers, and the half egg with the mayo/tuna mixture, and arrange all around the small ramekin. Cut two slices from the remaining half egg; garnish with chives and serve chilled.

Ingredients

For the base of the baked eggs
 12 Candied bell pepper
 12 Canned tuna
 12 Quail egg
 4 Egg
 2 Tomato
 1 Mix of young salad greens
 2 Perfectly ripe avocado
 2 Lemon
 12 Chives for decoration
For the mayonnaise
 1 Egg yolk
 1 Mustard
 Sunflower oil
 1 Apple cider vinegar
 Salt, pepper

Directions

Directions
1

Place the eggs in a pot of lightly salted cold water, cook for 4 minutes for quail eggs, 8 minutes for chicken eggs. Refresh them under cold water, set aside.

2

Drain the peppers on paper towels. Wash the salad leaves, drain, and set aside. Cut the avocados in half and lightly lemon the inside to prevent browning.

3

Prepare the mayonnaise, which should be firm, and add oil if it is not firm enough.

4

Divide the young salad greens among four plates, put a few drops of freshly squeezed lemon on the salad, place a small ramekin in the center of each, and add 3 unpeeled quail eggs in it (I couldn't find a nest, but that would be ideal for a nice effect).

5

To finish, fill the half avocado, the half tomato, the three small bell peppers, and the half egg with the mayo/tuna mixture, and arrange all around the small ramekin. Cut two slices from the remaining half egg; garnish with chives and serve chilled.

Notes

Recipe for Sea Baked Eggs

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Nutrition Facts

4 servings

Serving size

4

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