Sun Dried Tomato and Feta Mock Bread Soufflés

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Any Panera Bread lovers here? My girls and I are a big fan of Panera Bread! Just love their soups, salads and sandwiches. Not to forget to mention the bakery! Simply superb.
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Sometimes I go there by myself and order a cup of Caffe Latte and a soufflé for some quiet and alone munching. You might think that I am crazy but I like to do that sometimes. Just gobble those 500 calories on ouff pastry base and feel guilty for the rest of the day.

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So, finally I mustered my courage to create a mock version of that soufflé at home, much lighter and doable. The result? It was fabulous. I should have removed the crust from the sides before baking but it’s me..LAZY..didn’t bother and baked anyway :). The egg custard with tangy tomatoes and salty feta was awesome! Just divine. I promise it was very close to the original.
Taking it to Angie’s Fiesta Friday, co-hosted by 2 lovely ladies Andrea and Sylvia. Hope you will like it as much as I did :).

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Here is the recipe, if you want to try it !

Serves : 4

Kitchen Equipments Required : big muffin mould, rolling pin, bowl, fork, chopping board and knife, big spoon, oven.

Ingredients :
Bread : 4 slices, thick and durable

Sun dried tomatoes : 1 tbsp, chopped

Tomatoes, firm : 2 tbsp finely chopped and pulp removed

Eggs : 2 large

Skim milk : 3 tbsp

Feta : 1tbsp, reduced fat + some to sprinkle on top

Rosemary and thyme : a pinch

Salt and pepper to taste

Paprika : a pinch

Method :

  1. Preheat the oven at 400*F. Lightly grease the muffin mould.

  2. Take a slice. Roll it thin with rolling pin. You may choose to discard the side crusts.

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  3. Fit the rolled bread slice in the muffin mould as shown in the pic.

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  4. Take a bowl, add eggs and milk to it. Beat it with a fork for 2 minutes till light. Add other ingredients including feta, sundried tomatoes and fresh tomatoes, thyme, rosemary, salt and pepper to it. Mix well.

  5. Now take the deep spoon and scoop the egg mixture with other ingredients and fill the bread baskets. Make sure feta and tomato goes to each basket.

  6. Sprinkle the top with more feta. Sprinkle a little bit of paprika if required.

  7. Bake for 10-12 minutes or till the egg mixture is set. It will be soft but not runny!

Notes :

  1. In case you you can’t find feta, use any salty cheese in crumbled form. Even Paneer can be used. Other options are cheddar, gruyere, Brie.

  2. You may use puff pastry sheets for base of entertaining guests for more fancy presentation.

  3. You may use other vegetables like corn, broccoli, spinach and such!

Enjoy !

Sonal

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44 Comments

  1. Looks absolutely divine, Sonal! Love that this was created with pre-sliced bread too. No need to feel guilty in 500 calorie alone time…you’ve earned it!

  2. Oh Sonal, this is such a cool idea, using the bread crust as the soufflé crust! Sounds simply delicious! I am by the way a panera fan too, I go there from time to time for lunch and love it. Thanks for bringing this to the Fiesta! Hope you had fun! hugs, Sylvia

  3. Oh Sonal, this is such a cool idea, using the bread crust as the soufflé crust! Sounds simply delicious! I am by the way a panera fan too, I go there from time to time for lunch and love it. Thanks for bringing this to the Fiesta! Hope you had fun! hugs, Sylvia

  4. Hi Sonal. 🙂 I love this. What an easy and elegant breakfast. I am going to make these for my family tomorrow! Weekend breakfast is a really big deal in our home and I am always on the lookout for fresh new ideas for eggs. Thank you for the idea! Nice to see your blog today.

  5. Hi Sonal. 🙂 I love this. What an easy and elegant breakfast. I am going to make these for my family tomorrow! Weekend breakfast is a really big deal in our home and I am always on the lookout for fresh new ideas for eggs. Thank you for the idea! Nice to see your blog today.