How to make greek baked eggs

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.

It's best to have all the ingredients prepped before putting the butter mixture in the oven. Start with chopping up all of the herbs and olives. Measurements do not have to be precise.

Optional. I like to wash and soak the olives for at least 5-10 minutes in water to remove excess brine/saltiness.

In a small bowl, mix the olives, herbs, salt and pepper together. Don't be liberal with the salt if your olives and feta cheese are on the saltier side. Set aside.

Crumble the feta into another bowl. Set aside.

Break eggs into individual bowls. Set aside.

Add butter, cream and onions in a baking dish. I like to use a stoneware baking dish. Place in oven until mixture is bubbly about 4-5 minutes, but don't let the butter burn.

The cream-butter mixture will be a little bubbly.

Pour the eggs into the baking dish. Work quickly but carefully!

Sprinkle the herb mixture over the eggs. Top with crumbled feta cheese. Put back in the oven and bake for 15-20 minutes. If you like the yolk runny, pull out at 15 minutes.

Test the desired consistency with a toothpick inserted in the yolk. Remove from oven and let set for a minute or so before serving.

You can double or triple the recipe to accommodate for more people. I measure 2.5 eggs per person.

I serve this dish with crispy baked potatoes (a guide I put on Snapguide), mixed greens, and crusty bread.

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