"Grown Up" Eggs in a Basket
This is a recipe that can easily be modified with any vegetables you like, bell peppers, mushrooms, or adding bacon or sausage. This is a great tortilla basket recipe, follow those steps for taco salads, fish and Cabbage, anything you can think of.
"Grown Up" Eggs in a Basket
This is a recipe that can easily be modified with any vegetables you like, bell peppers, mushrooms, or adding bacon or sausage. This is a great tortilla basket recipe, follow those steps for taco salads, fish and Cabbage, anything you can think of.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Spray or coat the inside of a small oven safe bowl with oil. Spray/coat the outside of the tortilla with oil and place in a bowl, kind of pleating so it makes a basket. Cook at 375 for about 10 - 15 minutes. Remove when just browning, it will continue to keep goldening up.
- 2
Meanwhile, heat a little oil and butter over medium heat. When it gets a little bubbly, cook spinach until it begins to wilt. Add the shallots after spinach is wilted along with garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Cook another few minutes.
- 3
Remove spinach when cooked, and place in tortilla basket. Cook up an egg however you like it in the same pan - you'll get some nice flavor on the egg! I like over-easy to medium cooked. Scrambled or poached is great too! Place in basket over spinach and top off with Tabasco sauce if desired.
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