Egg heavy meals.

[ToofFairy]

We are getting loads of eggs from our chickens. I'm looking for recipes to use them up beyond the obvious omelette, quiche etc.

Egg curry

Fried egg on top of different hashes
Frittatas
Foo young
Custard
Baked eggs

Boiled eggs on kedgeree, poached on top of smoked fish with or without lentils, mayonnaise, Hollandaise, meringues, shakshuka, foo yong,

Pavlova

There’s a nigella Malay egg curry recipe I love. Nasi goreng with chopped up omelette on top. Khao suey (northern Thai/ mayanmar noodles in soup with hard boiled eggs). Bibimbap (Korean rice bowl). Bobotie (South African, bit like shepherd’s pie but the topping is like a savoury custard)

Pancakes!

Indonesian eggs
Chakchouka
Scotch egg

Carbonara - pasta or there is a nice delia risotto recipe.

Egg and sausage or bacon pie.
Pancakes ( and freeze them)
Egg drop soup
Shakshuka
Home made meatballs and burgers (freeze them)
Yorkshire puddings, sponges and cakes of all description. Proper custards and mousses.
Smoked haddock breakfast muffins
Bacon breakfast muffins etc
Carbonara

I came to also say carbonara. Whisk 4 eggs, add a bag of grated Parmesan and pour over hot pasta. If you want to make it fancy follow Gino’s recipe.

Quiche, omelettes, egg custard tarts, custard and meringue. All can frozen.

I love the Nigella "golden egg curry" that a PP mentioned

Huevos rotos is a delicious and easy dinner - add ndjua! Eggs in purgatory for brunch or indeed lunch.

Back on the Nigella theme I'm very tempted to do her devilled eggs

Also, ramen with eggs

Nargis kebabs (like spicy scotch eggs, loads of recipes online
Homemade ice cream
Japanese jiggly cheesecake

Shakshuka is one of our favourites.
Baked tortilla
Muffin tray greased with a slice of ham in the bottom and an egg broken into each muffin hole and grated cheese sprinkled on top then baked.

This takes me back to when the DC were younger and were all still at home. We had a glut of eggs and I challenged myself to 2 eggs/person per day minimum without any of them noticing.
So 14 eggs a day for a week.
None of them noticed.
We had egg and bacon muffins or eggs on toast for breakfast most days.
Some packed lunches were obviously eggy (egg Mayo sandwiches or quiche or scotch egg quarters) but not every day. I made egg custard tarts, fairy cakes, even meringues. My attempt at Chinese food ( including egg drop Chinese noodle soup and something dressed with 5 spice omelette), toad in the hole. By the end of the week we'd eaten over 30 eggs and none of the Dc spotted it.

There's a delicious low carb recipe for cheesy muffins but it's great for using up eggs:

60g Very cold butter cubed
200g Ground almonds
6 Cold eggs
Large handful of grated cheese
Chives / herbs

Pre-heat oven to 180 and set out 10-12 deep muffin cases.

Blitz butter and almonds.
Whisk in eggs
Fold in cheese & herbs

Do all this as quickly as possible so shock of heat from oven makes them rise. Take about 20 minutes and are very very filling, I love them with butter or marmite, ham or cream
Cheese is nice but a real treat is peanut butter.

Let them cook before unwrapping and I usually half and toast them for extra oomph

This cauliflower cake is so delicious. Must make it again soon. Also this lemon curd recipe is delicious and very easy.

Cake! Flourless chocolate and ground almond cake, uses 6 I think

Greek egg and lemon soup

Italian stracciatella soup

Ice cream

Egg flip/ egg nog

Îles flottant

Salade Niçoise

Dyed & painted eggs for Easter

Souffle (cheese, ham, etc)

Chocolate mousse

Clafoutis

Make pasta

Not really a recipe as such but a tik tok one

Make an omelette
Just before it's set on top, add a wrap to the top
Flip it so the omelette is on top, wrap on bottom
Add cheese/bacon/tomatoes/whatever and fold in half, flip it again so it's toasted on both sides
I eat this all the time dunked in brown sauce

Also scrambled eggs and bacon in tortilla wraps are lovely

Make cauliflower cheese, broccoli cheese, macaroni cheese..... etc and create egg-sized hollows - brake an egg into each hollow and bake as usual.

Break!!!!

If you like them, make some long-keeping cakes, e.g. fruitcake, parkin.

Wow, lots to get through here! Thank you all.

Dd loves egg tikka masala, soy eggs with rice, and we eat all manner of omelettes