Eggs florantine is one of my favourites.While the recipe can be made dairy free by swapping out the cream for coconut/soy etc, the holondaise seems to work best with lactosefree butter
Prep: 5 mins
Cook: 15 mins
Directions
1Wilt down the spinach in a pan with half the butter. Or if using frozen spinach - cook in a pan with butter until defrosted
2Drain the spinach off and squeeze out all the water. Return to the pan with the remaining butter - season with salt/pepper until coated with the butter. Then put to one side
3Boil the cream for a minute or so. You want to thicken it up a bit. Then mix the spinach and cream together.
4Put the spinach in baking dish, make 4 wells for the eggs and crack the eggs into the wells.
5Place the baking dish into a bigger baking dish/tray and fill about 1-2 cm with boiling water.
6Cook at 160 for about 10 minutes. (Check after 5 to see how well done it is)
1Separate the yolks from the whites and put the yolks into a glass bowl
2Melt the butter in a saucepan
3Put the bowl with the eggs over a pan of simmering water
4And 1 tablespoon lemon juice and 1 tea spoon of mustard
5Whisk well and gradually add in the butter. Jamie's Tip: Keep an ice cube readily available at this stage. If you can see that the mixture is starting to split, drop in the ice cube and whisk it in. This can save the hollandaise sauce!