Condiments and Eggs
When I was younger, the only thing you ever added to your eggs would be salt and pepper. Now it seems, people just assume you want ketchup or hot sauce on it. I recently saw someone making an egg sandwich with mayo (which I have used in omelets).
What are some other condiments people are putting on eggs?
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I most often season mine mine with Herbamare seasoned salt, or sometimes Spike.
Other more occasional ones:
Pickapeppa Sauce
Sriracha, or Frank's hot sauce- regular or chili lime
Asian sweet chili sauce, yeah
Hollandaise, or mock Bearnaise
Woeber's smoky horseradish sauce
quick horseradish remoulade: mayo, sour cream, horseradish, onion powder, dill weed
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Made an omelet this past weekend and was thinking about this thread. I made the omelet with American cheese, some sun dried tomatoes and a few splashes of Tabasco (I wasn't home, so used what was there). I had two slices of whole wheat toast which I spread a little mustard on one slice and mayo on the other (I had never tried this before). Have to say, it wasn't bad at all. Surprised the mustard didn't over power the eggs and it mixed with the creamy cheese, it was like a really good beefed up grilled cheese sandwich.
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I guess I should have been more specific, because some people were saying what they do during preparation. I almost never make scrambled eggs. Obviously if you make an omelet, your condiments will change depending on what you used in prepping the omelet. For me at home, Sriracha is a given if the eggs are made almost any way.
Most people mentioned some type of spice. Mustard was the kind of thing I was wondering about. If I make hard boiled eggs, instead of making egg salad, I slice the eggs and lay them on bread that has mayo, a drop of mustard, some stacker pickles if I have them and of course, some sriracha.
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Here's a question about hot sauce...Do you just put it on top of the cooked eggs or do you put a few drops in the raw eggs before you cook them (scrambled or omelettes)?
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Eggcellent question!
I am a HUGE egg fan and if I'm having an egg sammich (rather than an omelet) I like mine with American Cheese and either Frank's buffalo sauce or tabasco. I used to just be a tabasco gal but in a pinch (at my office cafeteria) I nabbed some buffalo sauce (which I do love too) and now that's my "usual". -
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hot sauce. And you know what works surprisingly well? Taco sauce. Like the kind at taco bell, the thin, cuminy sauce, nothing chunky or salsa-ish. The flavors work well together
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my very favorite way to have eggs is part of heuvos rancheros. a fresh tortilla, some spicy beans, salsa, and cheese... mmmm!
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re: jcattles
JUST got done with my favorite breakfast ever. From bottom to top:
Plate
warm homemade flour tortillas
crispy hashbrowns
Three eggs over medium
All covered with Green Chile (with pork bits)
No fork needed - tear some tortilla, and pinch up a morsel of heaven.
I was lucky enough to get a freezer full of real deal hatch green this year. I can eat that breakfast every day for eternity. The only thing better would be a side of pancakes, but I don't have the patience to make them.
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re: mattstolz
Best non-DIY eggs I ever had was at a Mom-Pop place in San Antonio. Fresh eggs, fresh home-made tortillas, fresh chorizo, and home made hot sauce. Incredibe.
At home, usually just a dash of hot sauce...not enough so I don't taste the eggs, just enough to stimulate the appetite and make the eggs more enjoyable.
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I never add anything to scrambled/fried eggs after cooking other than salt or pepper. I will sometimes season eggs with herbs or spices when cooking, but after they are on my plate, I just never got into the habit of adding anything. Certainly not ketchup, which I find revolting.
It doesn't make sense, though, because if I put that same egg on a sandwich, I'll have no problem adding any variety of mustards, mayos, sauces, etc... (although still not ketchup - yuck!)
It's just some strange thing in my head, based on the way I grew up with eggs. Cooked by them selves? Don't add anything. On bread, with or without other ingredients? Add stuff. Logical? Not at all.
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Soy sauce (on a fried egg only)
Ketchup (obviously)
Caramelized onions
Roasted garlic and sea salt
Sriracha
Stinky tofu
Salsa
... but never butter.
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for me it really depends on how the eggs are prepared and what else is in them or on the plate. my basic go-to is hot sauce, but even that changes all the time because at any given moment i usually have at least 10 different varieties on hand. other possibilities:
- a drizzle of toasted sesame oil and a dash of tamari
- tomatillo or tomato salsa
- harissa
- ajvar
- bacon jam
- tomato chutney
- aged balsamic
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re: mrbigshotno.1
Oh YEAH- awesome.
My Asian friend poaches an egg and puts it on hot cooked rice. That led me to putting an over-easy egg on leftover pasta, and that's good too.Or put a fried egg on a fried-semicrisp tortilla, with or without beans (but it's better with), some cheese (preferably a Mexican white), the aforementioned salsa, and you have huevos rancheros.
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