Those are very good! I did a recipe like that... almost the same. I took white bread that I flattened out and put that under the ham... very good also!
Celine! mmm... eggs in ham cups are my go-to recipe for large brunch groups. I fill mine with egg, asiago cheese, basil, salt and pepper and top with a splash of cream (key ingredient!). 16 minutes in the oven is my magic number.
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wow, what an idea! enjoy your weekend, Celine! xx
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend, celine!
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely:)) What is those red things btw?
happy weekend, Katie!
ReplyDeleteakane! the red things are halved cherry tomatoes!
Mmm... these look delicious! I need to buy a proper muffin tin!
ReplyDeleteYou think turkey meat would hold up well? I don't eat ham... Hmm...
ReplyDelete-JD
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Hey Celine!
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know you had a blog until recently! It's awesome! And these egg cups look ridiculously good!
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yum - will need to try this
ReplyDeletemy limited cooking skills can probably handle this
happy weekend celine!
xxa
Oh my goodness I just had lunch and I'm hungry again!
ReplyDeletewow!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so going to try that!!!!
Oh I wish I could eat eggs more often :3
ReplyDeleteCeline, they look delish and so colourful too!
I'm so happy to have gotten lots of new bakeware for christmas this year now.
Interesting! I'm definitely gonna try that, but with scrambled eggs instead :)
ReplyDeleteThose are very good!
ReplyDeleteI did a recipe like that... almost the same.
I took white bread that I flattened out and put that under the ham... very good also!
Celine! mmm... eggs in ham cups are my go-to recipe for large brunch groups. I fill mine with egg, asiago cheese, basil, salt and pepper and top with a splash of cream (key ingredient!). 16 minutes in the oven is my magic number.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious idea! I think it's a good dish!
ReplyDeleteCeline, these look very cute. I'd love to see them when cooked, please!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
aixxx
Goodness, this would be my favorite weekend too!
ReplyDeleteNow, ham and cup... ;)
Lovely blog! Congratulations
ReplyDeleteyummy! and colorful...
ReplyDeleteI never ate eggs this way, may be i have to try.
Looks interesting! How do you cook them?
ReplyDeletethose look amazing!
ReplyDeleteholy shit, yum
ReplyDeleteooh! I think I really need to try this.. sounds perfect for a weekend morning... unfortunally it's just wednesday today... ♥
ReplyDeleteWoah! What do they look like when they are done?
ReplyDeleteI bet these tasted delicious, they look so good uncooked!
ReplyDeletethose look amazing!
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