Classic Eggs Benedict with Beef Bacon and Hollandaise Sauce
A flavorful twist on the classic Eggs Benedict, featuring beef bacon, asparagus, and a rich Hollandaise sauce, perfect for a brunch or cozy weekend meal.
Prep Time 15 minutes mins
Cook Time 20 minutes mins
Total Time 34 minutes mins
Course Breakfast, Brunch, Main Course
Cuisine American, Global Fusion
1 Saucepan for Hollandaise sauce
1 Poaching pan for poaching eggs
1 Toaster or toaster oven for English muffins
1 Pan for reheating asparagus
1 Plate for plating the dish
- 2 Pcs Eggs Eggs are a complete protein source, rich in B12 and antioxidants.
- 55 gm Beef Bacon (Cooked) Lean beef bacon adds a smoky flavor and is a great source of vitamin B12.
- 1 Pc English Muffin Opt for whole-grain for added fiber.
- 80 gm Hollandaise Sauce Use sparingly due to its rich, high-fat content.
- 35 gm Asparagus Rich in vitamins A, C, E, and K for immune and bone health.
- 1 gm Alfalfa Sprouts Rich in antioxidants, vitamins C and K.
- 1 gm Moldon Salt and Pepper Mix Enhances the dish with a mild saltiness and subtle heat.
- 10 gm Bacon Crumb Adds crispy texture and intensified bacon flavor
Blanch the Asparagus: Blanch asparagus until tender-crisp and cool immediately to preserve color and nutrients.
Wrap Asparagus with Bacon: Once cooled, wrap asparagus spears with cooked beef bacon and set aside.
Poach the Eggs: Poach the eggs according to your preference (runny or fully set yolks).
Toast the Muffins: Toast English muffin halves until golden brown.
Reheat Asparagus and Bacon: Reheat the asparagus and bacon wraps in a pan until the bacon is hot and crispy.
Plate the Dish: Place toasted muffin halves on a plate, then add asparagus-bacon wraps, poached eggs, and a generous spoonful of Hollandaise sauce.
Garnish: Sprinkle with bacon crumbs and fresh alfalfa sprouts. Serve immediately for best flavor.
Variations:
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Vegetarian Version: Replace beef bacon with grilled portobello mushrooms or smoked tofu.
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Gluten-Free Version: Use gluten-free muffins or bread instead of traditional English muffins.
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Lighter Hollandaise: Substitute butter with Greek yogurt to lower fat content.
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Smoked Salmon Topping: For a sophisticated twist, use smoked salmon instead of beef bacon.