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My mother always made Creamed Eggs on Toast using our dyed eggs Easter Morning (of course, after we selected a few from our baskets to give her…GRIN).

Creamed Eggs on Toast

White Sauce:
2 Tbsp melted butter or margarine
2 Tbsp flour
1 Cup milk (I use skim-use whatever you have)
Salt and pepper to taste – white pepper is better for appearance

In saucepan, melt butter on medium heat. Add flour and stir to blend with butter. Do not let flour brown. Gradually add milk while stirring flour mixture. Stir frequently

while sauce thickens. Remove from heat when thickened.

Boiled Eggs:
Chopped or grated (on large holes). Use about 3 eggs per cup of sauce (or to taste)

Add the eggs to the white sauce and serve over toast. Even as my children were very young they loved

this dish. The white sauce above makes about two servings. For my family of five, I would make a large

saucepan with about 4 cups of milk (increase butter and flour accordingly).

Arlinda, W.Palm Beach


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