SCRAMBLED EGGS AND COTTAGE CHEESE 




This morning I felt like something hot. Mam made scrambled eggs, with a whisked up egg, a heaped tablespoon of cottage cheese mixed in, a splash of skimmed milk, and some chives on top. 

I like doing the fresh egg test to check our eggs.  This one sank to the bottom of the bowl so we knew it was fresh to eat. 

Willa's Ratings:  9 out of 10 

It was a really good taste but it kept falling apart when I was trying to eat it.  I loved the chives and I am wondering if Joanne likes chives?

Alison Ratings:  10 out of 10  - I love scrambled eggs.  



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