Entertaining With :: House of Brinson

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Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
Baked Eggs
This recipe is simple enough for a large crowd. You can customize it with your favorite tomato sauce or make your own in advance. We love the individual dishes that make a simple dish a little fancy. These dishes are also wonderful for mac and cheese and pot pie. 

  • eggs (2 per person)
  • Parmesan cheese
  • Heavy cream
  • Tomato sauce
  • Red pepper flakes
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Add a few spoonfuls of tomato sauce in your dish and make a well for the 2 eggs. If you like a little spice, sprinkle with the red pepper flakes. Add the 2 eggs into the tomato sauce wells. After the eggs are nestled into the center, add a drizzle of cream and top with a couple of pinches of parmesan cheese. Bake in the oven 10-12 minutes until the white is solid and the yolk is cooked softly. Serve immediately, because the eggs will continue to cook.
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  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
  • Entertaining With House of Brinson | Camille Styles
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10 Responses to “Entertaining With :: House of Brinson”

  1. Uncle Beefy

    Love Susan and William and, admittedly, am rather jealous that all y’all got to break bread together. Happy for y’all, Camille… but jealous. ;)

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  2. kyle

    Just spent 20 minutes searching for those utensils. Where on earth did you find such fantastic items?

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    • Susan Brinson

      @kyle I have seen that set pop up on Ebay or Etsy. Search gold or brass wood or teak and Thailand. They are stamped with Thailand on the back, and I think they were popular imports in the 1950s. I bought the whole set super cheap at a thrift store – a real lucky find. :)

      Camille – thanks so much for having us on your blog. An honor!

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  3. Chelsea

    Image 5 of 14 is fantastic. It makes me want a big glass of cider.

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