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Dukkah Eggs with Blistered Pimientos de Padrón


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Coated with dukkah, paired with blistered pimientos de padrón, these eggs are guaranteed to spice up your breakfast or a light lunch. Serve them with your favourite sauce, like hummus, avocado sauce or herbed yoghurt.
Pimientos de padrón or just padron peppers, are small, Spanish green peppers with a sweet mild taste. They're super-simple to make, requiring little prep and just five minutes of cooking. Dukkah is a middle Eastern spice blend consisting of a mixture of herbs, nuts and spices.

  • 4 Medium eggs, at room-temperature
  • 2 tbsp Extra-virgin olive oil
  • 3-4 tbsp Dukkah spice mix
  • 200 g Pimientos de padrón
  • Flaky sea salt
  1. Bring a small saucepan of water to the boil. Add eggs and simmer for 6 minutes for soft-boiled eggs. Plunge the eggs into cold water to stop the egg from cooking any further.
  2. Peel the eggs and brush them with one tablespoon of olive oil. Place dukkha on a plate and roll the eggs in the dukkha. Set aside.
  3. Wash the padron peppers and dry well. The drier they are, the better they’ll brown and blister. Heat the remaining olive oil in a large skillet over a high heat. Fry the peppers, stirring frequently, for 5 minutes until blistered and browned.
  4. Transfer the peppers to a serving plate and season with some sea salt. Sprinkle with some dukkah if desired. Serve with dukkah egg and your favourite sauce.

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40 comments:

Tom 13/5/21 04:07

...I love eggs, this is something special to try!

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Mbul Kecil 13/5/21 05:48

pimientos de padron sounds great with your recipe with dukkah...

i think i can enjoy that meal with avocado sauce or yogurt herb....
so colorfull n greeny...love it ^^

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Rajani Rehana 13/5/21 08:37
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Pedro 13/5/21 08:59

Great idea to prepare some eggs. Dukkah mix is very tasty.
But be careful, not all Padron peppers are sweet. A certain percentage are hot, if they have received many hours of sunlight in their cultivation.
Greetings

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Evi Erlinda 13/5/21 09:10

The pimentos look hot-tasty!
Yummy!

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DEZMOND 13/5/21 09:48

Looks nom, you always dig out stuff we've never even heard of LOL Do you have a nice shop where you discover these things?

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Vicky Cahyagi 13/5/21 11:21

Delicious and healthy food. Good review

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The Exclusive Beauty Diary 13/5/21 12:39

These eggs look so delicious. Thank you for sharing recipe.

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thepaintedapron.com 13/5/21 14:41

Another unusual dish and combo! The dukkah is new to me, it sounds very tasty!

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New Classic r 13/5/21 14:52

This looks marvelous. I don't know if I can get those papers in my area but we do have shishito peppers which I think might make a good substitute.

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Martha 13/5/21 14:57

This looks like one tasty breakfast - Yum!

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Kitchen Riffs 13/5/21 16:11

Such a fun dish! Definitely different -- and tasty. :-) Thanks!

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Chef Mimi 13/5/21 16:27

wow wow wow! I absolutely love love love this!

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Brian's Home Blog 13/5/21 16:46

Those look really, really yummy!

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Pam 13/5/21 18:20

They look very cool & tasty.

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Easyfoodsmith 13/5/21 19:12

Dukkah is one of my favourite spice mix and I love it with eggs. You made me drool!

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Norma2 13/5/21 20:32

In Spain I have tried the fried padrón peppers and they are very tasty. They accompany various dishes of Spanish cuisine.
Greetings from Argentina
https://siempreseraprimavera.blogspot.com/

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Kelly | Foodtasia 13/5/21 20:34

These look so wonderful, Angie! Love the dukkah and peppers!

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J.P. Alexander 14/5/21 03:02

Nunca he hecho los huevos así pero creo que pronto lo haré la receta. Muchas gracias, te mando un beso

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bread&salt 14/5/21 04:18

This one is another new recipe for me Dear Angie! Looks tasty and hearty. Have a wonderful weekend.

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Yvonne @ Fiction Books Reviews 14/5/21 07:26

Sorry! I really don't like soft cooked eggs, so this wouldn't be one for me.

However, I did enjoy learning about the Dukkah spice blend and the lovely sounding padron peppers, both of which I must try!

Thanks for sharing and have a good weekend :)

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speedy70 14/5/21 08:40

Un piatto delizioso, molto invitante!

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Izaa 14/5/21 09:56

I would eat it with an appetite

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Javier 14/5/21 10:38

Looks incredible! Perfect combination, it's very delicious and tasty

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Martyna 14/5/21 11:13

This looks very delicious 😊

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Tanza Erlambang 14/5/21 17:42

we consume soft cooked eggs sometimes... yummy.

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Anonymous 14/5/21 17:48

These spiced eggs and piminentos look so incredibly flavorful, Angie! Definitely a must try recipe!

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Julie 14/5/21 17:54

The eggs look so perfectly cooked and tempting, yummy platter !!

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SavoringTime in the Kitchen 14/5/21 18:46

We love eggs too and yours look perfectly cooked, Angie, and the blistered peppers must be do delicious with them.

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savorthebest 14/5/21 20:05

Wow this looks delicious! I could eat this for any meal of the day

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zufik 14/5/21 21:46

Looks wonderful! Makes me hungry :D

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all types recepies and desert 15/5/21 00:20

Looking so delicious recipe thanks for sharing

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Tisa Jacob 18/5/21 00:48

Almost look like Scotch eggs, but no frying! I need to get me some Dukkah and make these :-)

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foodtravelandwine 18/5/21 19:27

I love this combination....it is perfect for a late breakfast for me!!.......Abrazotes, Marcela

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Raymund 19/5/21 01:26

Ohhhh those eggs are perfectly cooked

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tigerfish 20/5/21 00:21

I've enjoyed a good share of blistered peppers (shishito peppers) months ago. Not sure if shishito peppers are the same as padron peppers taste-wise, but they sure bear some resemblance. Awesome pairing with dukkah eggs. You took eggs and peppers to the next level by coating eggs with dukkah, and blistering the peppper.

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mjskit 21/5/21 23:46

What a fabulous way to dress up eggs. Looks yummy!

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