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Poached eggs in bone broth

Poached Eggs in Bone Broth

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes
Course: Breakfast, Main Course
Servings: 1
Poached eggs in bone broth is a nourishing and simple dish that's perfect for breakfast, lunch, or even a light dinner. It combines protein-packed eggs with the immune-supporting benefits of bone broth, mushrooms, and kale, making it a delicious way to boost your health. Plus, it's versatile enough to suit a variety of dietary needs and preferences.

Ingredients

  • 250 ml chicken broth or stock (1 cup)
  • 1 clove/s garlic -peeled and sliced
  • 3 stem/s kale -(approx.) washed and shredded
  • 80 g mushrooms -my preference is shitake (very immune boosting), oyster or Swiss brown mushrooms (approx. 6)
  • 2 egg/s

Instructions

  • Place the garlic and broth in a small pan.
  • Heat until just simmering, add the mushrooms and cook for a minute.
  • To poach the eggs you can do one of two things:
  • Poach them in a separate pot as you would normally (I use this method when cooking for the family)
  • Push the mushrooms to the sides of the pan and crack your egg into the middle of the pan. I spoon the broth over the yolk as it simmers (this works best for a single serve).
  • Add the kale just prior to serving to wilt it quickly.
  • Season with sea salt and ground pepper and serve immediately.
  • I love this served with sauerkraut or Kim chi (for more digestive support).

Serve

  • With a slice of sourdough or grain free bread like my Breakfast Bread (pictured here).

Notes

Egg-free and vegetarian

I would add sliced organic tofu or tempeh for protein. Use vegetable broth instead of chicken.

More or different veggies

Go ahead, the limit is your imagination.

Anti-inflammatory boost

Add finely grated ginger and turmeric root early in the cooking process.

Garlic-free

Replace the garlic with finely grated ginger (a 2cm piece approx.)

Add noodles

I often add red rice noodles (or your preferred noodle).
 

I know you are going to love this flavour combination.  As always I love to receive your feedback, post a comment below. Have you ever poached eggs in the broth?