A Plate full of Sunflowers

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A Plate full of Sunflowers

February 1st 2011 10:41

My plate of sunflowers

I was meeting with a group of friends for a potluck dinner and wanted to make something quick so I combined a couple of recipes and came up with a plate full of Sunflowers.

They were a hit as not one of them was left which is always a great feeling.

Ingredients
Muffin tray
3 sheets of puff pastry
Spray oil
5 eggs
1 tub of favourite dip
1 cup grated tasty cheese
salt and pepper

Method
1. Spray muffin tray with oil.
2. Cut sheets of pastry into four and place in muffin tray.
3. Beat eggs well, add dip and half the cheese. Add salt and pepper.
4. Add filling to individually lined muffin cases then sprinkle with rest of cheese.
5. Cook in preheated oven of 180 degrees for 20-25 mins or until set.

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Comment by Helen Randell

February 3rd 2011 10:45

Rough Cooking

Thanks for sharing this Sam. These are very pretty and look delicious and very simple.

Comment by Samantha Elley

February 4th 2011 02:41

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Hi Helen,

Yep,, pretty, simple and delicious, the perfect combination.LOL!

Sam

Comment by Liz Hughes

February 14th 2011 22:25

Cooking Ramble
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These look amazing - simple appetizer for a dinner party. Who doesn't love puff pastry with anything!

Comment by Samantha Elley

February 15th 2011 02:39

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Hi Liz,
Thanks for that. I hear you on the puff pastry. It's so good for so many things.

Sam

Comment by Wyan 1

February 18th 2011 03:41

Wordophilia

These look so yummy! I'm going to try them for brunch this weekend. We have some vegetarians in my family (they can eat eggs and dairy, though, as they're lacto-ovo vegetarians) and I also like the fact that this dish could be served to our vegetarians.