Egg Dishes
Eggs Sardou
United States
A New Orleans brunch classic of poached eggs over artichoke bottoms and creamed spinach with hollandaise.
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What it is
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A New Orleans brunch classic of poached eggs over artichoke bottoms and creamed spinach with hollandaise.
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Named for a playwright; the artichoke and creamed spinach bed is the point, finished with a lemony hollandaise.
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Bahrain
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Malta
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France
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Peru
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