Who could resist a dish with that title?Last week, I treated myself to the latest issue of the Food Network Magazine. I'd never seen it before on my local magazine shelves, and I was intrigued. Overall, it was OK but not something I'd go out of my way to purchase again. It did have an interesting section called "50 Things to Make With a Jar of Pasta Sauce" and this dish with the cool title caught my eye - purely because of the title. So, I made it for dinner the other night.
And it was good! It was strange, but it worked!
Eggs in Purgatory1 cup pasta sauce
2 eggs
Really, this is ridiculously easy: simmer the sauce in a frying pan until bubbly, then add eggs and cook to desired doneness. (I like a runny yolk.) Sprinkle with a bit of cheese. I covered the eggs with a lid to keep the heat it because this actually took longer to cook than I was expecting. I served it over penne, but you don't have to; you can have it on its own or with some crusty bread, or whatever.
Bon appetit!
7 comments:
What a great idea. It is kinda odd, but it looks like it did work, so yummy, very intriguing!!
Hellishly good!
Cheers,
Rosa
I'm glad you reviewed this mag. I was wondering if I should buy it. Now I will pass. Thanks.
I quite liked the magazine! I have made a few recipes out of it (Cat Cora's baked fried chicken was to die for) and they've been pretty good.
Best egg recipe ever (it's Giada) - grill a rib eye steak...fry an egg (leave the yolk runny). Put the egg on top of the steak and a bit of crumbled goat cheese and voila....a little bit of heaven :)
Cathy: I saw that Cat Cora recipe. I'll take another look at it. As for Giada's steak recipe, that sounds amazing! Do you know what book of hers that's in, or is the recipe online somewhere?
holy frickin' yum! Haven't seen you on Twitter in a little while, glad to see you're still making rockin' food.
this dish is so crazy haha i love it. it makes no sense to me whatsoever, but i bet that's why it tastes so darn good.
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