Our 12 Best Takes on Eggs Benedict

Our 12 Best Takes on Eggs Benedict

This low-carb, veggie Bennie is built on an artichoke heart and garnished with chopped scallions and olives. Recipe author Babs Hanna promises "everyone loves this" and suggests serving bacon or sausage on the side for those devoted breakfast meat lovers.

This brilliant rendition skips the hollandaise sauce, with the runny yolks providing the velvety quality Benedict fans crave, and French toast instead of the English muffin. Tip: Slice a loaf of French bread the night before to let it dry out a bit so it soaks in the custard and fries up to add sturdy texture to this ham and cheesy breakfast sandwich.

This breakfast is a great way to use up leftover salmon from dinner the night before. "Amazing flavors and so simple to make," says Swiss22. "My husband couldn't get enough, had to make a second batch."

Ain't no party like an andouille sausage party! Bring on the heat with this Louisiana-inspired creation that calls for a dash of pepper sauce. We prefer Crystal Hot Sauce for adding the right amount of fire and vinegar-y tartness to this fine dish.

The tomato and mozzarella salad topped with a runny egg is genius, the sweet slices of tomato offering a counterpoint to the rich elements in this recipe.

If you're looking after your waistline, but still want to indulge in eggs Benedict, this is the recipe for you. The portobello mushroom base cuts down on carbs, and using Greek yogurt in the hollandaise sauce reduces calories.

A rich avocado sauce takes the place of hollandaise for this fresh recipe. The addition of bacon provides smoky flavor, while the bright tomato slice cuts through the richness.

This light, bright version gets a citrus-y lift from a yogurt based sauce that’s swapped for the traditional hollandaise. Take it in an extra deli-style direction by using a toasted pumpernickel bagel instead of the English muffin.

Corned beef hash is formed into deliciously decadent patties that serve as the base for this eggs Benedict recipe. A handful of fresh arugula and a dash of balsamic vinegar gives the dish a beautiful presentation.

Go south of the border for brunch with this spicy twist on eggs Benedict. Hearty potato slabs make up the base, which is then layered with roasted veggies, a poached egg, and avocado-lime hollandaise sauce.

Isn't it romantic? Poached eggs over asparagus and ham on a buttery croissant and finished off with hollandaise. What a beautiful way to start the first morning of the rest of your life.

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