Hash Brown Wrapped Eggs

Hash Brown Wrapped Egg

It’s been hard for me to switch gears from the whole “Stuffed” concept. It’s too late to get this guy into the book, so here it is, Stuffed DVD special features! This is a play on a scotch egg, but also a Peruvian dish called papas rellenas. The key is perfectly soft boiling the eggs so that the yolk stays soft and comes running out when you cut into it.

Roast the potatoes until tender.

Mix with some flour, salt, herbs, and spices. Just enough flour to bring everything together.

Soft boil some eggs using this method. Be really gentle while peeling and handling them!

The potato mixture is mashed and ready.

With well floured hands and surface, spread out some potato and roll it around your egg. You want this to be as thin as you can around the egg, but also as tight and secure as you can make it.

Perfect.

Fry em up until browned all around.

Just another potato…

With a surprise inside!

Wait for it…

Pop a little sriracha on this thing and it will be the best breakfast you have had in months!

Hash Brown Wrapped Eggs

Ingredients

  • 5 Small Yukon Gold Potatoes
  • Chives
  • Paprika
  • Salt and Pepper
  • 1/4 Cup Flour approx
  • Soft boiled eggs

Instructions

  • Roast the potatoes until tender. Mix with some flour, salt, herbs, and spices. Just enough flour to bring everything together. Get your soft boiled eggs (method linked above) and gently wrap a think layer of the potato mixture around the egg. Fry until browned and serve.

60 Comments

  1. As someone who has blogged the Scotch egg experience, I can tell you that these look a lot easier to get right. We had to re-fry most of the scotch eggs because the sausage wasn’t cooked through because our oil was just a little bit too hot. Pre-cooked potatoes = just brown the outside and call it good.

  2. Love the idea but I’ve got to play a bit, maybe a little sharp cheddar and some finely cut up cooked bacon in the potato mix? I must experiment. On a healthier side I could always play with some fresh herbs…

  3. Oh my word. That is amazing! I’m making this for our worship team at church! I’ve been looking for something easy that they can just grab and eat. Fabulous!

  4. I tried scotch eggs for the first time lately. best hangover food ever.
    similar idea to this. hard boiled egg. wrapped in breakfast sausage, battered then deep fried. awesome

  5. I am terribly sorry, this is the second time i’m coming across this on the internet, but all my life i grew up and ancestors before me grew up knowing this very same dish as “egg-ball”….wtf ppl, the only difference is we don’t soft boil the eggs we cook it until the yolk is firm…EGG BALL!!!!, btw i’m from Guyana

  6. Love this Idea! Especially the soft boiled egg. It’s those little details that make perfection.I’m gonna try wrapping eggs with things now!

  7. That was really good. Made it with a couple of small “additions”
    1) Added grated parmesan between the egg and the potato
    2) Didn’t bake the potatoes but grated and slow fried them mashing them as they fried.
    So good!

  8. I followed your recipie and they came out great! my wife loved them. I did toss a lil cheddar cheese into the potato mix though, will be making these again in the near future! ๐Ÿ™‚

  9. I love it when guys know how to cook!This looks absolutely awesome, and would love to cater items like this for a bachelor party, brunch, etc. Thanks!

  10. I live in Lima, Peru and have papas rellenas pretty often – this looks like it pretty much has the best parts! My Peruvian husband loves runny yolks, so I think I’ll try this next time. Thanks!

  11. Dynamite idea. Kudos for this recipe. Very cool. Keep up the creative recipes.
    Thank you.
    Rob
    From
    RenovatingYourMind.com

  12. A much simpler version is to take a bread slice, dip it in water and quickly pull out, squeeze out the water gently between your palms and wrap it around the egg. Fry, yummm.
    And then there is the egg pakora – boiled egg in a batter of spiced chickpea flour batter, fried.

  13. These look awesome! What an interesting twist on scotch eggs. Thanks for sharing! BTW, are you on Pinterest? If not, you really should start a Pinterest page for all your recipes.

  14. Wow, interesting! Has anyone else come across the same thing compared to this? I am curious where to find more responses on this matterโ€ฆ

  15. I LOVE this! Yum.
    I read a tip somewhere that if you add a teaspoon of baking soda to your egg boiling water the shells come off really easily… haven’t tried it yet though sorry ๐Ÿ˜‰

  16. That looks amazingly delicious. If only I knew how to soft boil an egg (I only just perfected hard boiling them)…better look that up.

  17. These look awesome and I love the idea of taking two relatively normal ingredients and mixing them together. Love some of the ideas mentioned in other comments like adding bacon and cheese etc. YUM!

  18. I’ve made these with a meat filling and they were delicious. I love the idea of using eggs instead and serving them for breakfast.

  19. Looks tasty. I think there are a few added degrees of difficulty from the standard scrambled eggs and potatoes I make, but this might be a nice dish to impress company.

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