SOUS VIDE EGG BITES

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Egg bites make a beautiful presentation on a Sunday brunch, or a quick bite as you're heading out the door to work. They freeze well and can be in the fridge for 3-4 days. Just toss them in the microwave for a quick reheat. Truly anything you have in the fridge can be used. Try sausage crumbles or diced ham, a dash of hot...

Provided by Sherry Blizzard

Categories     Eggs

Time 53m

Number Of Ingredients 11

5 eggs
1 Tbsp dried 1/41/1parsley
1/4 c milk, half and half, or cream (i used cream)
1/4 c asparagus, crisp/tender cut on the diagonal 1/2"
3 Tbsp red bell pepper diced
2 stick green onion, diced
4-6 slice bacon, crisp fried and chopped
1/4 c cheese, grated (anything you like)
salt and pepper
1 Tbsp coconut oil, for the egg bite mold
ANYTHING GOES! THINK OF YOUR FAVORITE OMELET INGREDIENTS.

Steps:

  • 1. Steam asparagus in the IP for 1 min manual, then quick release and remove. This is the very best way I have ever found to cook asparagus, not over done or mushy. Perfect every time!
  • 2. Fry the bacon until crisp, then chop. Slice the asparagus 1/2" on the diagonal set aside. Next slice the green onions, garlic, red bell pepper and chop all. I used shredded Monterey Jack cheese, and it was good, but next time I will try gruyere, Swiss or Jarlsberg.
  • 3. Use a pastry brush and coconut oil to lightly oil the silicone egg bite mold.
  • 4. In your egg mold, distribute evenly bacon and asparagus.
  • 5. Whisk together the eggs, cheese, salt, pepper, and other veggies. Pour over the top of your bacon and asparagus just to the rim of the molds.
  • 6. Pour 1 cup water in the IP, place the trivet on the bottom. I have a sling that I use to lower the egg bite mold into the IP. Adjust IP lid, Steam for 8 minutes. Natural Release (NR) for 10 minutes, then Quick Release (QR) and remove the lid. Let them sit for 5 min. while you make toast. Serve with some more sliced green onions for color.

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