Prepare the ingredients. Take the eggs out of the fridge for 10–15 minutes so they are not very cold (this will reduce the risk of the shell cracking on a hot pan). Wash and thoroughly dry the dill, then chop it very finely – gather the sprigs together and cut across into thin strips. Weigh the butter and prepare the salt and pepper.
Description
Classic fried eggs with plenty of fresh dill are a simple and hearty dish from Polish cuisine, perfect for a quick breakfast or a light lunch. Gently fried whites with creamy yolk, flavored with butter and fresh dill, provide a fresh, herbal touch. The dish comes from the tradition of simple, home-cooked meals; in Poland, dill is a typical herb served with eggs and young potatoes. Serve with dark country bread, fresh spring vegetables (cucumber, radish), or young potatoes with dill. The dish is quick, visually impressive (vivid yellow yolk and green dill), and easy to adjust to your preferred yolk consistency.
Ingredients Used
Ingredients (7)
- Chicken egg 4 szt. (~240 g)
- Butter 20 g
- Dill 15 g
- 🌿 Przyprawy
- Salt 2 g
- Black pepper 4 szczypty (~2 g)
- ✨ Opcjonalne
- Rapeseed oil 15 g
- Country bread 140 g
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Preparation steps
Heat a skillet over medium heat for 1–2 minutes. Place the butter (20 g) in the center of the skillet and wait for it to melt; it should start to foam and bubble slightly, but not brown. If you want to prevent the butter from burning, add a tablespoon of canola oil (optional) and mix the fats in the skillet.
Crack the eggs one by one into small bowls to check the freshness of the yolk and avoid shells. Place two bowls next to the pan. If the egg is fresh, the white will be thick and hold together with the yolk.
Gently pour each egg from the bowl onto the pan, keeping the bowl close to the surface of the fat to avoid splattering. Leave space between the eggs (about 3 cm). Reduce the heat to low. Cook covered for 2–3 minutes for a slightly runny yolk; for a firmer yolk, cook for 4–5 minutes or remove the lid and gently spoon hot fat over the top.
At the end of frying, when the egg whites are set, gently sprinkle each piece with salt (about 1 pinch per serving) and freshly ground pepper (1 pinch). Remember that adding salt too early can cause the egg whites to release water.
Remove the eggs from the pan with a delicate silicone spatula, lifting them from the outside to the center to avoid breaking the yolk. Transfer to a warmed plate. Immediately after placing them, generously sprinkle with chopped dill (distribute evenly) so that the herb's aroma mingles with the warmth of the egg.
Serve immediately with a slice of country bread (you can lightly sauté it in the same pan after the eggs) and with fresh spring vegetables: slices of cucumber, radishes, or young potatoes sprinkled with dill.
Fun Fact
In Polish cuisine, dill and eggs are a classic combination, especially popular in spring with young potatoes. Dill has been used for centuries as a mildly digestive herb and an addition to dairy and egg dishes.
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Tips
Serve immediately after frying, when the whites are firm and the yolks are shiny. It pairs well with young potatoes with dill, pickled or fresh cucumber, and also with sour cream for contrast. For a more refined version, add a hint of lemony zest – a few drops of lemon juice over the dill.
Fried eggs are not recommended for long storage. If there are any leftovers, cover them tightly and keep in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours. To reheat: gently transfer to a skillet and heat on low for 1–2 minutes or use steam – do not reheat in the microwave for too long, as the yolk may lose its consistency.
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