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For a Crowd, Broil Eggs Instead of Frying

I love making breakfast for my friends and family.

I love making breakfast for my friends and family. However, it can be a pain to cook fried eggs for a group, which is why I've started broiling eggs. If you can broil eggs on top of a breakfast pizza, why not do the same with hash? Here's how it's done:

  1. Make a bed for the eggs to rest on. It can be pizza dough, vegetables, bread, potatoes — anything that tastes delicious with eggs.
  2. Crack an egg into a small bowl, then carefully nestle into the bed without breaking the yolk.
  3. Repeat with the number of eggs you plan on serving. Make sure none of the eggs are touching.
  4. Place the pan under the broiler and cook three to four minutes until the white is just set and the yellow is still runny.

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Fast & Easy Dinner: Broiled Tofu and Steamed Mustard Greens

When cooking quick and uncomplicated meals, don't be afraid to take some help from store-made sauces, condiments, and jams.

When cooking quick and uncomplicated meals, don't be afraid to take some help from store-made sauces, condiments, and jams. This recipe is packed with exotic and spicy flavor thanks to a purchased hot mango chutney. The chutney is jazzed up with sautéed onions and peppers before being brushed onto triangles of tofu. Steamed mustard greens act as a bed for the tofu and veggies, but other greens like broccoli rabe or collard greens would work.

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Fast & Easy Dinner: Broiled Salmon With Spinach Feta Saute

After a weekend of burgers and beers, opt for a lighter dinner menu tonight.

After a weekend of burgers and beers, opt for a lighter dinner menu tonight. Broiled salmon is quick, healthy, and scrumptious.

Served on a bed of wilted spinach dotted with creamy feta crumbles, this dish is perfectly balanced in both flavor and texture. Pine nuts add a necessary crunch that complements the plump, flaky fish, chewy greens, and tangy cheese.

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