I tried this recipe the other week when staying at my Mum’s,
she made it for me and a friend in place of a fry up. It was just as nice! She called it a savoury
bread and butter pudding but if your looking it up it’s Nigella Lawson’s Croque Monsieur bake!
To Make this recipe you need:
6 slices of bread
3 eggs
Half a pint of milk.
About half a block of cheese.
A pack of ham
Some mustard
A sprinkle of salt and pepper
(A bit of butter if your being really bad!)
To make this I got out all my ingredients and started off
buttering my bread, grating cheese on to it , popping ham on to that and then
putting mustard on top of the butter on one slice of bread. After I did that I popped the two slices of bread together,
then cut it in half to make two sandwiches, then put these in a casserole dish.
Now most normal people would repeat this process two times
at this point but I decided to
experiment with the mustard... I tried using less
butter and more mustard on one of the sandwiches, then for the last one I
decided to completely get rid of the butter altogether and use loads of
mustard!
When I’d made up all the sandwiches I whisked the egg and
milk together.
Then I poured this mixture over the sandwiches and sprinkled the salt and black pepper over it. Where the mix didn’t cover completely I spooned some of it back on to the sandwiches.
Then I poured this mixture over the sandwiches and sprinkled the salt and black pepper over it. Where the mix didn’t cover completely I spooned some of it back on to the sandwiches.
Once this was done I popped some cling film over my
casserole dish and went out dancing.
On my way back from dancing I called Paul and asked him to
pre-heat the oven to 200c and the pop the bake in the oven for about 25 mins. The food wasn’t quite ready when I got home but it was
nearly there! After a little wait we
were able to safely say it was quite nice.
It wasn’t as nice as my Mum’s version I think that was due to my experimenting! Mine tasted very mustardy and felt a bit soggy to me but Paul loved it and there was none left on his plate so I must have done something right! We’re currently experimenting with lower fat meals so this won’t be on the menu for a bit but with some tweaking it maybe something to add to the repertoire....
It wasn’t as nice as my Mum’s version I think that was due to my experimenting! Mine tasted very mustardy and felt a bit soggy to me but Paul loved it and there was none left on his plate so I must have done something right! We’re currently experimenting with lower fat meals so this won’t be on the menu for a bit but with some tweaking it maybe something to add to the repertoire....
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