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Recently, I’ve discovered a morning meal that throws my notion of “I’m not a breakfast person,” completely on its head. Seriously, I could eat this day in and day out without complaint. It’s just that good.
The idea is simple: Take one half of an English muffin — yes, just one half. We’re trying to get fit for the holidays here. Toast it up. Spread with one ounce of Cambozola cheese — a kitchen scale comes in mighty handy for that. Top with one egg over easy. And drop a dollop of tomato jam on top. Then, savor it with a fork and knife and a good cup of coffee. The smooth, creamy cheese gets all melty and drippy when sandwiched between the egg and English muffin. It’s just divine.
But really, eat it with a fork and a knife — with the runny cheese and runny yolk, it’s a tad messy.
Wait, what’s Cambozola? Let me introduce you to my new favorite cheese. Cambozola is a cross between a creamy Camembert and a decadent Gorgonzola cheese. And it’s absolute perfection.
And don’t worry. Despite the smaller footprint of this dish, it is filling and satisfying. Worth every delicious bite, actually.
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8 Responses to “A Light Breakfast Indulgence”
Cambozola is one of those cheese with great “mouth feel”, which also means it makes you feel more full when you eat it. Great breakfast idea!
This looks fantastic.
As someone who loves Camembert and Gorgonzola, I will definitely have to look for this cheese!
Mmm, one of my favorite cheeses. The breakfast sandwich sounds delicious! Another favorite is to make crostini and top it with a little bit of Cambozola and a slice of tomato. Yum.
I love learning about new cheeses. Awesome. And now I need to brush up on my over-easy skills. Everything always becomes scrambled.
Hi Sarah,
I was looking for simple breakfast recipies.
this recipe is simply, I like cambozola cheese.
Alice
Lydia, I love your description of it. It definitely does give the feeling of fullness.
Beth & My First Kitchen, you have to try it! Soo delicious.
Cate, thanks for introducing me to Cambozola. How could I miss it for this long?!?
Alice, if you look in the text there is a recipe for a simple open breakfast sandwich. It’s delicious and takes little time to make.
Uh…YUM?! Runny yokes…so bad but so good! Replace that half muffin with a healthy scoop of quinoa, and you’ll still get that yummy starchy taste, but replace the fit-less-ness…butter it up a bit to, if needs be.
C.
My husband thanks you immensely for this recipe. I tried it out and he loves it. Thanks for helping me get him to eat breakfast.
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