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Recipe for Sea Baked Eggs

Yields4 ServingsPrep Time30 minsCook Time4 minsTotal Time34 mins

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

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.

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