Egg Shop
The Cookbook
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March 6, 2017
The concept was simple—a small restaurant that served the best egg sandwiches and Bloody Marys all day—but it took Egg Shop founders Sarah Schneider and Demetri Makoulis two years to launch the New York City café with the aid of chef Korbee. That time allowed the team to define and refine their concept, a dichotomy of butter, bacon and cheesy fare counterbalanced with gluten-free, carb-free, and veg-heavy dishes. It turned out to be a winning combination, shared here by Korbee. Readers will learn how to poach, baste, scramble, and boil eggs like a pro in order to incorporate them into terrific dishes such as roasted beet tzatziki salad; ham and egg sandwiches (there are 17 variations); the Spandex, a protein-packed bowl with quinoa, greens, avocado, and poached eggs; or a toothsome chorizo chili topped with half an avocado that’s been quickly baked with an egg nestled inside. Can’t-miss sides include Hash Baes, a literal mashup of hash browns and latkes, and chocolate milk French toast. Even if readers never get around to DIY duck confit or a cognac-cured gravlax, they’re sure to find plenty of exciting new staples here.
April 15, 2017
If your passion is breakfast perfection, check out this meticulous cookbook from New York City restaurant Egg Shop. Chef Korbee approaches wide-ranging dishes, drinks, and accompaniments with a precision that recalls J. Kenji Lopez-Alt's The Food Lab. Recipes such as panini rolls, tamagoyaki (a folded and pressed Japanese omelet), and manchego and jamon eggs with fried guava jelly can veer into cheffy territory, requiring specialty tools and a food scale accurate to the gram, but there are plenty of approachable choices, such as chorizo and eggs, Egg Shop egg salad, and buttermilk biscuits. Cocktails and desserts as alluring as the entrées conclude the book. VERDICT Highly recommended for anyone seeking to reinvigorate breakfast and brunch. For another bold, entertaining take on morning meals, try John Currence's Big Bad Breakfast.
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