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Fried Eggs with Arugula and Butter-Bloomed Dukkah

2 Servings

15 minutes

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The Egyptian nut, seed and spice blend known as dukkah is an excellent embellishment for simple fried eggs. We bloom it in butter before drizzling over fried eggs on a bed of baby arugula. The recipe can be doubled to make four servings; cook the eggs in two batches, but bloom the dukkah all at once after frying the second batch of eggs.

2

Servings

15 minutes

Ingredients

  • 2

    cups lightly packed baby arugula

  • 1

    tablespoon lemon juice

Directions

Reviews
Kimberly M.
April 20, 2024
Easy and great flavor
Nice addition to breakfast. Had a rug on hand and Dukkah mix that I was not sure what to with. This was an excellent and tasty way to use.

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