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grits + poached egg + canadian bacon + dill oil

Posted on: Thursday, September 19, 2013


This is more of an idea, than it is a recipe. That is not to say there is not cooking involved, it's just that if you are looking for lengthy descriptions of techniques on preparing certain components, you will have to look elsewhere (cough, cough, youtube). What we are providing you here is a combination you are seriously missing out on.

For whatever reason, we have had an abundance of dill in the house lately. Along with the usual suspects of pickles and dips, we have been working on ways to utilize it beyond the norm. After several delicious outcomes, this one was a definite standout. To say the combination of eggs and dill are a delicious pair is a total understatement. Add in creamy grits, crispy bits of canadian bacon, and asiago cheese, and you've got a serious breakfast.


grits + poached egg + canadian bacon + dill oil

  • Grits. About 3 cups. Cooked per package instructions, your mee-maw's instructions, or just wing it. 
  • Poached eggs. Enough to feed everyone hanging around. Don't know how to poach? Learn.
  • Canadian bacon. Cut into small cubes, browned slowly over med-high heat until crispy
  • Asiago cheese, for garnish
  • Cherry tomatoes, for garnish

dill oil 

  •  1/2 cup fresh, loosely packed dill
  • 1/4 cup olive oil
  • 1 small ice cube  ( we cannot take credit for this ingenious idea.  Not sure where it came from, but it works amazingly well)
Place all 3 ingredients in blender and blend on high to combine.  Strain ( if desired )  through a fine mesh sieve.

4 comments:

  1. Sarah CrowderSeptember 19, 2013 at 8:24 PM

    That dill oil sounds amazing. Thanks for the ice cube tip - never seen that one before.

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  2. Alexandra V. JonesSeptember 19, 2013 at 9:13 PM

    Love the blog and your recipes/pics! Love the flavor combo on this. Come say hi at lollipopsicle.net.

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  3. Elana BeanSeptember 24, 2013 at 12:03 AM

    I always over-buy dill. I can't get enough of it...until I have so much I'm at a loss. Dill oil is making me smack my head. Never thought of that, and now will make it tomorrow (because I have, yet again, too much of it in the fridge).

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  4. OlaSeptember 27, 2013 at 11:37 AM

    That looks delicious! Im gonna try this one soon, but without bacon, because im vegetarian. :) What would be good replacement?

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