Poached eggs on smoked salmon

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Recipe by Patsy

Time needed: 10 minutes •
Calories per serving: 245 •
Servings: 1 •
Difficulty: 2

Rating: 4.50 based on 4 reviews

Welllll, it’s poached eggs on smoked salmon.

Ingredients

• 50g smoked salmon
• 2 speckly brown eggs
• 5g butter
• black pepper

Method

1. Poach 2 eggs. (I use an egg poacher with the little plastic cup thingies which need buttering. If you can do them properly just in water you'll earn my admiration and save 35 calories.)

2. Put smoked salmon on plate.

3. Put eggs on smoked salmon.

4. Grind on some black pepper.

5. Scoff.

If you're cooking for people not on the diet, they could have buttered, toasted muffins under the salmon to make a more substatial meal.

6 reviews for “Poached eggs on smoked salmon”

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review by: Alanhypno

7 Apr 2016 at 14:29

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Nice one mmmm
review by: David Knight

8 Apr 2016 at 08:18

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I have been doing this with just the one egg but a bit more salmon. I don’t count the butter as very little of it seems to stick to the egg (probably just wishful thinking)
review by: Leahcim

15 Apr 2016 at 04:56

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This a quick and easy tasty breaky or brunch.
Easy variation is to scamble the eggs then add the salmon in smaller pieces with some chives.
review by: Stacey

16 Apr 2016 at 07:14

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I love this for lunch too but I add a cup or 2 of spinach which I wilt with garlic and a splash of hot water. Makes it really filling and you forget the need for toast 🙂
review by: Chinagas

1 May 2016 at 06:08

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1 tbsp. of olive oil in the frying pan, together with chopped spring onion and very small clove of garlic, threw in some spinach and 5 florets of broccoli. Fried for just a few minutes only. Poached one egg (in one of those plastic cups… sorry!). Placed the smoked salmon onto the spinach, egg on the top, surrounded by broccoli, touch of ground black pepper and Himalayan salt and a tspn of French mustard. Absolutely gorgeous.
review by: Zetagirl

17 Feb 2018 at 08:28

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Just a little tip for all you egg poachers out there: Line a small cup with cling wrap (you don’t have to be too precious about this) and crack the egg into the cling wrap. Twist the end, knot it and drop into simmering water. Voila! Perfect poached egg! You could also add whatever herb / spice to the add before sealing. Cheers.