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Crispy goose egg with creamed bacon and wild garlic

Heat a non-stick frying pan on the stove with a tablespoon of the oil until it is almost smoking. Fry the goose eggs on a high heat, one or two at a time, depending on how big your pan is, making sure to get the bottoms nice and crispy; add a knob of butter towards the end of the cooking, then flip them over and cook for another 20 seconds or so on the top, then slide on to a baking tray. Do the same with the rest of the eggs.

While the eggs are cooking, heat a frying pan and gently cook the bacon on a low heat for a couple of minutes, add all of the cream, season and then simmer for a minute until it starts to thicken, then stir in the wild garlic until it begins to wilt; when it does, remove it from the heat.

To serve, reheat the eggs under the grill or in the oven, making sure to keep the yolks runny, transfer to warmed serving plates and spoon over the creamed wild garlic.

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– Ingredients –

4 goose eggs 
2tbsp olive or rapeseed oil 
A couple of good knobs of butter 
100-120g diced streaky bacon or pancetta cubes 
A handful of wild garlic leaves, washed 
150-200ml double cream 
Salt and freshly ground black pepper

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