Gordon Ramsay's Bacon, Eggs, And Hash Browns


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What’s Gordon Ramsay’s secret for the best hashbrowns? Waxy potatoes! Watch him whip together this potato, egg and bacon …

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  1. Gordo
    Gordo says:

    I made this dish today and came across a few issues. First off, I had to guess at an oven temperature of 350 Degrees F., might go a bit hotter next time ~400F. The other issue is timing the eggs and not overcooking. If you cook the eggs in the oven until perfect please know the eggs will continue to cook when removed from the oven sitting atop the hot hash browns which had a fair amount of thermal mass. The eggs ended up overcooked due to the extra time it took to going to the table and then plate. Two ideas; remove the eggs from the oven slightly under cooked from how you like them and they will be perfect by the time you eat, or alternatively waste no time and eat immediately! The star of the show was the caramelized bacon, crazy tasty. Brown sugar worked great, but thought to try maple syrup next time. I will make this dish again. Thx.

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  2. Steven B
    Steven B says:

    I do the plate trick for matzoh brei – I like to make it as a pancake. Wouldn't it be better to season the hash browns mixture after you squeeze the juice out? Looks like lost some seasoning with the colander – can see pepper in the juice.

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  3. VR G
    VR G says:

    It looks like a Euro-USA hybrid hash browns recipe! I’m making this sinfully good recipe for my sweetie. I’ve just got to make it!

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  4. Steve Nordstedt
    Steve Nordstedt says:

    Thomas Laure says. Use Irish butter to fry hash browns in. Better for our body’s than Olive oil. When any oil is heat it up too high it turns bad for us. In the biblical days did you use olive oil for cooking but poured it in its natural state over food then they got all of the benefits of the olive oil.

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  5. maxwellfan55
    maxwellfan55 says:

    Looks great, but he's wrong. The best breakfast is British, using only best British ingredients. Eggs, bacon, fried bread cooked in bacon fat. Simple.
    Serve with either grilled tomatoes, brown or red ketchup. Or without.
    Now that's taught Gordon a lesson.

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