I have been loving this one for days and days. You know when you get a taste for a food and you can eat it everyday - that is how I feel about this easy, home grown, delicious - dish.
Whatever amount of squash, zucchini, tomatoes, corn and eggs you have - you can make it work. Trust your intuition to know how much of each ingredient - go ahead - it will be great!
Ingredients:
Tomatoes
Squash
Zucchini
Corn
Eggs
Butter or EVOO
Salt & Pepper
Over low heat, coat skillet with substance of preference, I use 1 Tbsp of butter or 1 Tbsp of EVOO. Dice ripe tomatoes and place in skillet.
I do a few cranks of the himalayan salt shaker and the black pepper shaker, and stir a few times to ensure all tomatoes are coated. Allow tomatoes to wilt and add sliced squash and zucchini. Stir to coat veggies again. Continue to stir occasionally while squash & zucchini soften. As Zucchini appear to soften, add corn and stir. When pan starts to dry add a bit of water to coat bottom of pan and stir. A tomato like sauce will occur. Continue to sauté - as you reduce the liquid: the flavors are enhanced, added water evaporates some, liquid thickens and squash appear done. While performing the final sauté and the liquid is evaporating - heat oven at 350F. Don't be afraid to taste and adjust along the way. When veggies appear done, turn off heat and crack eggs on top. Some times I use 3, sometimes I use 6 - however many people you are serving or eggs you wish to use. I like salt and pepper on my eggs, so I salt and pepper the cracked eggs in the pan. Sometimes I leave the yolks whole, and sometimes I break them to spread them out and mingle with the rest of the pan. And sometimes, I make a big skillet and wrap it for 3 days of breakfast and love it. I hope you like it too! And feel free to send your favorite recipes to sharon@najerseyshore.com. I'd love to try them and share them :)