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Eggs Florentine: Bring On The Brunch

Chef Rich Harris shows you how to rustle up the tastiest hollandaise sauce and make perfect poached eggs in this episode of our Bring On The Brunch series. Eggs florentine is the ultimate brunch dish, and once you know the basics you can adapt it to make tasty eggs benedict and eggs royale as well! Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Check Out Our Channel Page:    / videojugfoodanddrink   Like Us On Facebook!   / 382470928450558   Follow Us On Twitter!   / videojugfood   Watch This and Other Related films here: http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-m... Prep:20m Cook:20m Total:40m Serves:4 Ingredients: 500 g baby spinach, washed knob of unsalted butter 8 fresh medium eggs 4 English muffins, toasted 120 g unsalted butter 2 tbsp white wine vinegar 2 tbsp water 1 bay leaf 1 tsp white peppercorns 2 egg yolks 1/2 lemon, juiced sea salt Step 1: Make The Vinegar Reduction Put the white wine vinegar, water, white peppercorns and a bay leaf into a small, heavy-based pan and bring to the boil. When the liquid has reduced by half strain it into a bowl and allow to cool slightly. Step 2: Cook The Spinach Put the spinach into a large dry pan, add a splash of water and steam for 30-40 seconds until wilted, continuously moving it around the pan. Drain and squeeze any excess water from the spinach through a clean tea towel, then return to the dry pan with a little butter. Toss to coat and season with a pinch of salt. Step 3: Make The Hollandaise Sauce Set a medium-sized bowl over a pan of water which has been brought up to the simmer and turned off, making sure the water does not touch the base of the bowl. Strain the reduction into the bowl through a sieve and gently whisk. Very slowly pour in the melted butter, avoiding the milky residue at the bottom, and whisk constantly with a balloon whisk. If the mixture is becoming too thick, briefly turn the heat back on low but make sure the hollandaise doesn't overheat -- you do not want the sauce to separate. Once all your butter has been added season the sauce with salt and pepper. Whisk in some lemon juice and put to one side. Step 4: Poach The Eggs Heat a pan of water to simmering point and add a splash of white wine vinegar. Crack your eggs one at a time into a bowl and then pour gently into the water. Gently lift the egg of the bottom of the pan with a metal spoon for a few seconds and then leave to cook until the egg white has plenty of bounce and the yolk feels soft inside. Continue until all your eggs are poached. Step 5: Serve Slice your muffins in half and toast. Place the two halves on your serving plate and butter. Place some of the spinach on top of each muffin and a poached egg on each. Top each egg with a large spoonful of the hollandaise sauce.