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Yellow Egg Spread – with Gouda

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You're boiling quail eggs and combining them with grated Gouda and creamy mustard for a tangy, savory spread that's ready in about 15 minutes. The steak mustard gives this simple recipe a deliciously punchy flavor with those satisfying little seed bits throughout.

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    Boil the eggs and grate with Gouda

    Boil the eggs, then grate them finely. Do the same with the Gouda.


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    Cream cheese and mustard

    Mix in the cream cheese and add the steak mustard. You can season with salt and pepper to taste, though I find it's not really necessary.


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Yellow Egg Spread – with Gouda

bohynekuchyne
Active time total 10 min
Prep — Cook 10 min

4 Ingredients

2 Steps

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What's in it?

162 kcal

Calories

2 g

Carbohydrates

14 g

Fats

7 g

Proteins

The nutritional information is an estimate and may vary based on the specific ingredients used.

About this recipe

We love steak mustard, especially once grilling season kicks off. We also use it in our egg spread – I like it there even more than plain mustard. It has a punchier flavour, and I really enjoy the coarse little seeds you find in it.

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