. . . But not really
Let me explain. You see, you're going to need to use eggs, but then again, it won't be whole eggs we're going to use, unless you choose to do otherwise.
Still confused?! Fear not! I've only used eggs whites to top these bagels, I just didn't want to end up with extras, and I was also pretty hungry to complicate things even more. It worked for me, and it will work you, my friend :).
Ingredients:
for Hollandaise sauce:
- 2 tb. spoons butter;
- 2 egg yolks;
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice;
- salt, pepper, extra spices to taste.
for sandwiches:
- 2 eggs whites (fried);
- 1 bagel (halved);
- heirloom tomatoes (optional);
- 3-4 slices Black forest ham;
- mixed greens (that I conveniently forgot to place at the bottom of my bagel).
You can additionally add whatever condiments you like or skip them like I did.
Directions:
To make the Hollandaise sauce please proceed over to TheKitchn and read some tips about making it. Feel free to use the recipe they provided if you so desire. You might want to do it if you're cooking for more than one or two persons.
Toast your bagels until golden brown, or slightly fry 'em up with some butter if you love some fatty sandwiches.
Layer the bagels with mixed greens or spinach, or lettuce, ham, fried egg whites, hollandaise sauce and tomato halves. You can top of the sandwiches with freshly ground black pepper, chives or parsley. I used fresh sage leaves for decoration.
Enjoy!
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