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By French Tart
Added March 11, 2008 | Recipe #291234
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By PearTree
on November 08, 2009
I adore this breakfast! My mom is from Northern Ireland and introduced Marmite to me at a very early age and I love it! I used rye toast with marmite to dip in the eggs. Thank you!
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on October 01, 2009
I made this for breakfast this morning and loved it! The marmite with the eggs is so good! I didn't have egg cups, so just peeled and cut up the little soldiers and sopped up the egg. Delicious! Thanks! Made for the Virtual Cruise of Scotland!
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This is the stuff I grew up on! If you have a British significant other, serve them this in bed for breakfast. You won't believe the gratitude you'll be shown :)
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on October 22, 2008
Perfect timing for a perfect soft boiled egg. Sorry I didn't use an egg cup and marmite is a taste you either love or No No - I am a No No. I have some on hand though because some friends LOVE it. Thanks FT for posting the recipe
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I love this! Grew up eating Marmite on toast from my British mother!
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I have never made soft boiled eggs before. It seems similar to my fav. way of having eggs with the yolk a little firmer, but mashed on top toast. I tried it both with room temp. eggs and eggs right out of the fridge. Neither cracked. I used homemade whole wheat bread and butter. The kids loved dipping the bread and scooping out the whites at the end. Thanks!
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on April 03, 2008
By mojoloh
on March 17, 2008
Great recipe. I'm an American who married an Englishman, so I had to learn to live with Marmite, and eventually, grew to love it. For all of us non-English/Australian's, the way to break Marmite in gently is to make sure that you butter the bread very generously and spread the Marmite very thinly, and a few slices of good strong cheese go a long way-or spread peanut butter over it. Marmite WILL become addicting if you know how to use it. Thanks for the egg instructions~I can cook about anything but a decent egg~until now!
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on March 11, 2008
A wonderful breakfast. Quick, easy and satisfying with a good cup of tea or coffee. I eat this at least evey other week. I have a small addiction to marmite :-) Very good with any type of bread I like white, whole wheat and especially rye.
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Serving Size: 1 (138 g)
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