Oeufs mimosa. Oeufs mimosa Eggs 'Mimosa' This dish — the French version of deviled eggs — takes its name from the mimosa tree, which flowers abundantly across the south of France in late winter/early spring. The mimosa tree, its fluffy yellow blossoms a harbinger of spring, has loaned its name not only to a Champagne cocktail but also to the French version of deviled eggs. The eggs are stuffed and topped with of tiny pieces of yolk meant to resemble mimosa flowers.
Prepare a bowl of ice water. Peel the eggs and cut them in half lengthwise. Spoon out the egg yolks into a small bowl and mash them with a fork. You can cook Oeufs mimosa using 3 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Oeufs mimosa
- Prepare of oeufs.
- Prepare of grosses cuillères à café de mayonnaise.
- You need of cac de moutarde forte.
To serve, sprinkle with the mashed egg yolks, which is very important. This is why this appetizer is called “mimosa” yellow flowers in French. (The yellow flowers in the video is not mimosa.) Bon appetit. Tomorrow at Eugenie Kitchen, I am uploading a cooking tip video. And this is yellow for spring.
Oeufs mimosa step by step
- Plonger vos œufs 9 minutes dans l’eau à ébullition..
- Refroidir dans l’eau froide et les écailler..
- Couper vos œufs en 2, prendre le jaune et le mettre dans un ramequin, ajouter la mayonnaise et la moutarde puis mélanger à nouveau..
- Garnir vos blancs. A déguster bien frais.
Be the first to rate and review this recipe. These over-the-top oeufs mimosa (devilled eggs) stuffed with crab and caviar are part of the tasting menu experience at L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon in Montreal. Quelques mots sur cette recette d'entrée. Classiquement on donne aussi l'appellation “mimosa” aux salades composées parsemées de jaune d'oeuf dur haché ! L'oeuf mimosa, 'est l'entrée typique d'une autre époque de la cuisine française, mais elle ravira autant les défenseurs d'une cuisine familiale classique que les plus jeunes palais !