20 Delicious Ways to Eat Eggs for Dinner

20 Delicious Ways to Eat Eggs for Dinner 71043103ef08a707083e21d1044fc40bc7cb9aa2?w=240&h=240&fit=crop Christine Gallary Oct 12, 2015 DINNER EGGS KITCHN RECIPE ROUNDUP ROUNDUP SHARE EMAIL 10 (Image credit: Kimberley Hasselbrink) brown rice mujadarra bowls OPEN SLIDESHOW There really isn't a more versatile ingredient to always have on hand in the refrigerator than eggs. Eggs help us start our days off right and give our baked goods moisture and structure. They're also inexpensive, full of protein, and a lifesaver at dinner when you need throw a quick meal together. But eggs at dinner can be just more than just scrambled eggs; they can truly be the star! Whether they're stirred into soups, baked with veggies or lentils, or fried on top of polenta or greens, here are 20 delicious ways to eat eggs for dinner tonight. (Image credit: Michelle Peters-Jones) 1. Egg Curry with Cherry Tomatoes This bright and vibrant curry features cherry tomatoes with Indian spices and sliced hard-boiled eggs. It's a great way to use up extra hard-boiled eggs! (Image credit: Kelli Foster) 2. Hot and Sour Soup An egg helps thicken this satisfying and comforting Chinese soup full of tofu and mushrooms, all in a spicy-sour broth. (Image credit: Faith Durand) 3. Spiced Lentils With Egg Start by making warmly spiced and stewed lentils and split peas, then crack an egg into each serving and bake until the egg is just set for a vegetarian dinner. (Image credit: Karen Biton-Cohen) 4. Green Shakshuka Shakshuka is traditionally made with a tomato base, but this green version has leeks, greens, and feta cheese all cooked in a skillet with eggs cracked on top. Serve with crusty bread to mop up all the goodness. (Image credit: Sarah E Crowder) 5. Scrambled Egg Tacos Turn even a small amount of leftovers into tacos with the addition of scrambled eggs. Stuff the scrambled eggs with leftover veggies or meat into tortillas and top with hot sauce for an easy way to clear out the fridge. (Image credit: Sara Kate Gillingham) 6. Lyonnaise Salad I love this classic French salad of greens, crispy bacon, and a poached egg with a shallot vinaigrette. The runny egg yolks help to form a delicious sauce and turn this salad into a light dinner. (Image credit: Michelle Peters-Jones) 7. Indian Scrambled Eggs (Egg Bhurji) Up your scrambled egg game by cooking them with ginger, chiles, and spices. Serve with rice or use some Indian naan bread to scoop them up. (Image credit: Kimberley Hasselbrink) 8. Smoked Salmon Egg Boats Instead of making or buying pie dough, put quiche filling in hollowed-out French bread instead for an easy-but-satisfying dinner. This version is filled with eggs, smoked salmon, herbs, and cheese that bake into "boats" to easily serve a crowd! (Image credit: Kimberley Hasselbrink) 9. Udon Soup with Bok Choy and Poached Egg Simmer broth with star anise and cinnamon, then add in chewy udon noodles, bok choy, and eggs for a satisfying noodle soup that really only takes a few minutes to put together. (Image credit: Emma Christensen) 10. 3-Egg Omelet with Quinoa, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Spinach, and Goat Cheese This hearty omelet is packed with protein, thanks to the addition of quinoa in the filling. Sun-dried tomatoes, fresh spinach, and tangy goat cheese finish this omelet that is really a complete dinner all in itself. (Image credit: Emma Christensen) 11. Bean Chilaquiles with Avocado & Queso Fresco Chilaquiles is a great way to use up leftover corn tortillas; all you need to do is simmer them in sauce and add in some beans. Finish it all with a fried egg and some avocado. (Image credit: Faith Durand) 12. How To Make a Cheese Soufflé It may seem complicated, but a cheese soufflé is really just a delicious combination of eggs and cheese. Make a bechamél sauce, fold in melted cheese and whipped eggs, and watch it magically transform into an airy but totally satisfying dinner. (Image credit: Emma Christensen) 13. Frittata with Potato, Red Pepper & Gouda Frittatas are really just baked egg casseroles, and you can fill them with just about anything. This vegetarian version has sautéed potatoes, bell peppers, and Gouda cheese. Round the meal out with a green side salad. (Image credit: Sara Kate Gillingham) 14. Authentic Spaghetti alla Carbonara One of the most comforting pasta dishes out there is carbonara. The secret is that beaten eggs and cheese turn into a creamy sauce that coats the pasta and bacon. You might not even realize that eggs are in there, but they're foundational to this dish; it just isn't carbonara without them! (Image credit: Emma Christensen) 15. Fried Eggs & Collard Greens over Polenta This stew of collard greens, bacon, onions, and broth is served with a crispy fried egg over creamy polenta. (Image credit: Kimberley Hasselbrink) 16. Yotam Ottolenghi's Cauliflower Cake Make this savory cake filled with eggs, cauliflower, and fresh herbs now. It's also great at room temperature and makes for a great lunch the next day too. (Image credit: Dana Velden) 17. Chickpeas, Kale, and Sausage with Oven-Baked Egg Get your meat, greens, and beans all together in this dish that finishes it all with a baked egg that's cracked on top. Don't forget some bread for mopping up the sauce. (Image credit: Karen Biton-Cohen) 18. Brown Rice Bowl with Lentils, Caramelized Onions & Fried Egg This dish starts with a rice and lentil stew, but the fun part is in the garnishes: Spicy harissa, crunchy pine nuts, and a fried egg finish this bowl and turn it into an exciting dinner. (Image credit: Faith Durand) 19. Sausage, Artichoke & Goat Cheese Egg Bake Bake a few beaten eggs with milk, frozen artichokes, sausage, and goat cheese. Leftovers work well for lunch the next day too! (Image credit: Jerry James Stone) 20. Vegetarian Breakfast Posole Cook a broth of hominy, tomatoes, and chiles, then top with fried eggs and avocado to make it more substantial. While you can certainly have this for breakfast, we like the idea of posole and eggs for dinner just as much. SHARE EMAIL

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS0 8 Common symptoms of stomach cancer you should know! Do not ignore! BY · PUBLISHED · UPDATED 15k SHARES ShareTweet Although stomach cancer is about one-fourth as common as it was 70 years ago, 24,000 new cases are diagnosed annually in the United States. If caught early, the five-year survival rate is 90 percent. But, unfortunately, symptoms rarely occur until the disease spreads throughout the stomach and to other organs. At this advanced stage, the cancer is no longer treatable, and the five-year survival rate is only three percent. And, here comes the million-dollar question – how can you stop this stealthy, silent killer before it strikes you? Well, we can help you with that problem – you should arm yourself with knowledge by learning the risk factors and the warning signs of stomach cancer. Stomach cancer can be hard to detect because when the symptoms finally do occur, they are often so mild that the person ignores them. According to the American Cancer Society. The following symptoms could indicate stomach cancer: Indigestion or heartburn Discomfort or pain in the abdomen Nausea and vomiting Diarrhea or constipation Bloating of the stomach after meals Loss of appetite Weakness and fatigue Bleeding (vomiting blood or having blood in the stool) Are You at Risk? Well, these are the most common factors that could increase your risk for developing stomach cancer include the following: MORE COOL STUFF by Mgid This Trick Will Improve Your Masculinity Instantly! Aage (over 55) Gender (males are two-thirds more likely than women) Diet high in foods that are smoked, dried, salted, or pickled Smoking and alcohol abuse Previous stomach surgery Family history Presence in stomach of bacteria called Helicobacter pylori, which may cause ulcers Note: you should be very careful and if you suffer from the warning signs of stomach cancer or are worried about your risk, talk to your doctor. He or she may refer you to a gastroenterologist (a physician who specializes in digestive disorders) for further evaluation. We really hope you find this article helpful and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family. Thank You and have a good one!

Rice Cooker Chocolate Cake

Chef n Meals Page Liked · Yesterday · Rice Cooker Chocolate Cake Ingredients Dry 250g Cake Flour 250g dark brown sugar 120g unsweetened cocoa powder 2 teaspoon baking soda 2 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt Wet 200 - 250g unsalted butter (melted and in room temp) (Extra note: some viewer find adding only 200g butter is not moist enough, I believe the texture may vary from rice cookers, but you may add upto 250g of melted butter & extra 50g of sugar to moist it up more) 100g water / earl grey tea / milk 3 eggs 60g plain yogurt For the Icing (I made 1/3 of the below portion in the video, so the below portion is enough to cover the whole cake) 300g dark chocolate chips 6 tablespoons syrup Procedure In a bowl combine baking soda, baking powder, salt and flour, mix... Add brown sugar and cocoa powder. Mix well... Add all wet ingredients... Mix it well. Set aside. Prepare the rice cooker, brush with melted butter. Pour the batter and level the top for even cooking. Start the cooking... (Please see the important notes below about cooking). While waiting for the cake to be cooked prepare the chocolate icing. In a bowl with boiling water below "bain marie" combine chocolate chips and syrup... Mix until completely melted and set aside. Once the cake is cooked transfer it on a plate and leave it to cool. Once cool pour the chocolate icing on the top.. Spread all over the top of the cake. Look at that! Your Done! Important Notess! I cooked mine for 1 hour and 30 minutes, but cooking time may vary depending on your rice cooker. The rice cooker may switch back to "Warm" mode every 10 mins or so. What you should do is to wait a few minutes and switch it back to "Cook" mode until the cook is done For More Detailed Procedure with Step by Step Photos Please Visit our Website Here>> http://www.chefnmeals.com/2016/11/rice-cooker-chocolate-cake.html — with Lachica Guntang Lyn, Lyn Guntang, Lynlyn Guntang Lachica and 44 others. Like Like Love Haha Wow Sad Angry CommentShare Top Comments 4.4K 4.4K 5,908 shares 3.6K Comments Comments Jaypee Tan Jaypee Tan Procedure In a bowl combine baking soda, baking powder, salt and flour, mix......See More Like · Reply · 13 · Yesterday at 7:23pm · Edited 13 Replies · 1 hr Myrbie Adonis Myrbie Adonis Kimm Jomar Dale Patrick check this out. another rice cooker magic! kaya pwede din un crispy pata sa rice cooker.😬😬😬 Like · Reply · 5 · 19 hrs 5 Replies · 5 hrs Arrgh Leen Arrgh Leen Dang Ragan murag naa na tay pag asa makahimo og cake aning style sa atong balay nga rice cooker ang present ky wlay kusina og di masulod ang oven. 😂 See Translation Like · Reply · 6 · 14 hrs · Edited Anna Torres Antes Anna Torres Antes When I keep putting it back to warm... my cake got burnt :( Like · Reply · 11 · 20 hrs Hane Ookame Hane Ookame Babe, do you think this is legit? Hahaha 'cause if it is, well fuck it, I'mma bake you a cake hahaha Lemon Berry Like · Reply · 1 · 17 hrs · Edited Nic Flores Nic Flores Pwede naka maghimo sa dorm siz hahahaha rice cooker nalang kulang Sharmaine It-it See Translation Like · Reply · 3 · 21 hrs 1 Reply 6 of 3,631 View more comments Oscar del Rosario Write a comment...

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