This hash, lifted from one of his past brunch menus, fits that latter category.
This is the sort of vegetable-forward dish the Texas-born chef can get behind: dimensional, filling, layered. To ensure it satisfies carnivores, too, he sears the mushrooms hot and fast like a steak, deepening their flavor with caramelization. "We're in the Midwest," he explained. "It's cattle country." The rest is easy: Cook the potatoes until tender and return the crispy mushrooms to the pan. A hit of garlic introduces heat. To finish, poached eggs lend heft and, their yolks, an instant golden sauce. Prefer fried? That's fine, too: The chef says proceed however you choose. -Kitty Greenwald
Serves 4
Time 30 minutes
This story is from the January 04, 2025 edition of The Wall Street Journal.
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