For those of you who follow me on Facebook, Twitter, or Myspace (again, the accounts are linked) by now you may have seen a lone photo of the egg salad experiment gone horribly wrong.
I decided to go ahead and post a bit about what was done and how wrong it all went.
Following the recipe I found here. I first boiled some eggs and then put them in a bowl for 24 - 36 hours.
I hard boiled 6 eggs so that way 3 could make the egg salad and then I had 3 left for if I messed up - which in the end I felt I did.
The dying was pretty even but it would have gone better had I had the eggs surrounded in beet juice rather than (what I did) and pour it in and then cover exposed bits with actual beets (later leaving darker spots where I'd done just that).
After about 12 hours I went back in and rolled the eggs over so they entire egg would be dyed.
I started this with two things I wanted to do.
1) I wanted to substitute mayo with hummus
2) I felt egg salad could really use some bacon
Now for the half-assed instructions.
I got pretty much everything I planned to use out and ready. Amongst these items was a red-orange piece of Tupperware to mix everything in so that I wouldn't have to worry about beet juice dying something else.
I cut up three slices of bacon into relatively small pieces, making sure to feed a little bit of bacon fat to my sweet doggy.
While the bacon cooked,
I cut up the eggs.
Added the hummus. A few spices.
A little bit of champagne dill mustard.
And once it was finished, bacon. In the end it was SO visually unappealing that I didn't bother taking a photo.
The end result was a sour stomach and the rest being fed to the dog.
Well, that's all I've got for your at the moment. But I can tell you that I have another entry for the Om Nom Nomtionary coming soon.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
The Egg Salad Debaucle
Posted by Pro-Portional at 10:25 PM
Labels: bacon, beet-dyed eggs, culinary abortion, dogs, egg salad, egg salad debachle, hummus, perfect, recipes, rottie, rottweiler, saint bernard, saint weiler, st. weiler
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