Hi there. I made eggs Benedict. I did not use the "foolproof" way I developed for my book, which you can find published here: https://www.seriouseats.com/2014/06/t...

I made them the oldfashioned way, with a whisk and some technique. Also, there are more puns here than you could possibly enjoy, but I will not apologize for them.

The English muffins I made for them were very loosely based on this recipe from the amazing Stella Parks: https://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2...

I didn't have half the ingredients. I used 300g of Caputo OO "pizzeria" flour, I used half buttermilk and half regular milk, and I used agave nectar instead of honey. I also skipped the second rise and cut it down to a single hour. They still came out... OK. Not the best English muffins ever but we ate them and were happy. Follow her recipe and you'll be happier.

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