Sunday
Jun012008
Sunday brunch
Sunday, June 1, 2008 at 12:24PM 
I was back in Northern Ireland on Thursday for a wedding. The sun shone in a cloudless sky on the day and I managed to get a little burnt, but a lot of fun was had by all. Getting on the plane early in the morning to return to Coventry we passed into cloud and a greyish day but I thought a sunny Sunday brunch would lighten the mood (especially since I came back to my eight month old car to find some git had kicked off my wing mirror!!!).
To make this, whisk up about five free range eggs with a fork. Melt a little knob of butter in a saucepan, add the eggs and over a very gentle heat, slowly fold the egg mixture. You don't want small bouncy nuggets of scrambled egg, but a soft, creamy mixture. Cook for about ten minutes continually folding until done to your liking. Meanwhile slice soda farls into two across the way and toast until a little golden. Lay slices of smoked salmon on top of the soda bread (you could butter the soda bread if you are feeling gluttonous) squeeze a little lemon juice over the salmon and heap the scrambled egg on top. Season, drizzle with a little olive oil and garnish with a sprig of parsley (I do realise that I have put coriander on top but I didn't have parsley). Serves two happy people.
Sarah |
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free range eggs,
lemon,
parsley,
salt and pepper,
scrambled eggs,
smoked salmon,
soda bread in
fish,
triumphs 


Reader Comments (11)
ooooo gorgeous, just had Bill Grangers lovely scrambled eggs for breakfast this morning, very tasty altogether!
So bad about your car, hope it's fixable and ok now
Nutritious and refreshing. A winner combination! That's one lovely creamy and photogenic egg texture.
For those of us across the pound, what, technically, is a 'farl'?
Hope this answers your question ;-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farl
Hey! Thanks! That helps a bunch!
where can you get eggs that have the really dark yellow yolk? seriously! it annoys me so......
Oh yum, my idea of breakfast heaven
wow. This looks perfect and professional for upcoming Father's Day Brunch at my house!!!
Thanks guys,
Manuel: I tend to get eggs from Waitrose but I know we don't have those in Norn Iron ;-) I do get some from sainsbury's though, the free range rare breed ones.
Those scrambled eggs are perfectly cooked, they look great! Creme fraîche stirred into the eggs at the end also goes well with smoked salmon.
Yes creme fraiche does go well with scrambled eggs, it gives it a nice creamy texture.