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Pigs in blankets for brunch – the best bits of Christmas
One of the best bits of Christmas has got to be pigs in blankets. Some pigs in blankets and roasties and I think I would be quite happy :). If you have any pigs in blankets leftover from your Christmas dinner then have them for a lux Boxing Day brunch. We made these easily in an air fryer no need to keep watch on scrambling your eggs.
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Ingredients
two eggs per person
leftover pigs in blankets
cheese – Parmesan or cheddar are both our faves for this.
1) Get your two eggs and two bowls.
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2)Separate your egg whites from the yolk. I used my crazy little egg separator man (Bogey Man Egg Separator)
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3) I placed the whites into a bigger bowl for ease of using the electric whisk. Whisk the whites until they have reached a stiff peak consistency
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4) At this point, you can fold in added ingredients such as herbs, ham or cheese.
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5) Place the egg white mix onto a baking tray in small piles and bake in an air fryer for around 4 minutes. until they start to brown. Make sure to create a space in the centre of the egg white for the yolk.
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6) Remove the egg whites from the oven and add the yolk into the middle of each pile. If you want to, add more cheese.
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7) Bake for around a further three/four minutes or until golden. Also re-heat your pigs in blankets in the air fryer at this time as well.
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