
Canadian · Breakfast and Brunch
Crab Cakes Eggs Benedict
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Crab Cakes Eggs Benedict on Toutons - Maryland meets Newfoundland in this indulgent version of Eggs Benedict, perfect for a celebration brunch.
- Canadian
- Breakfast and Brunch
- Prep
- 15 min
- Serves
- 4 assembled servings (source permits 4–6 cake portions)
- Level
- Hard
Method9 steps
Step 1: Gently combine the cooked coarsely chopped crab with the 3/4 cup mixing crumbs, mayonnaise (4 tablespoon), minced lemon zest (1 teaspoon), Worcestershire sauce (2 teaspoon), salt (1/2 teaspoon), pepper (1/2 teaspoon), optional hot sauce (2 teaspoon) and two lightly beaten eggs. Keep the coating crumbs, frying oil and hollandaise ingredients separate.
Step 2: Form four main-course crab cakes for this four-serving version, handling the soft mixture gently. The source also allows smaller cakes for more portions.
Step 3: Roll in additional cracker crumbs (1 cup).
Step 4: Heat about a half inch of canola oil (About 2/3 cup) in a skillet or sate pan over medium-low heat. You want these to fry gently, they will burn quickly if the oil is too hot.
Step 5: Gently fry the coated cakes until golden brown on both sides and cooked through; the egg-containing centres should reach 160°F (71°C). Drain on paper towels. Timing depends on the cakes’ size.
Step 6: In a blender combine the egg yolks, mustard and lemon juice for only a few seconds.
Step 7: With the blender on medium speed, slowly pour in the hot butter (1/2 cup) in a thin stream. The sauce should thicken quite quickly.
Step 8: Stir in the savoury. Pour into a bowl and keep the bowl warm in a warm water bath while preparing the other components of the Eggs Benedict.
Step 9: Place one cooked crab cake on each ready warm touton (4) or toasted English-muffin half. Top each with a ready poached egg (4) and spoon over the warm herb hollandaise. Serve immediately.
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