1. Pre-heat oven to 160 degrees Celsius and line a loaf tin with baking paper
2. Pour the water into the stick blender jug

3. Slowly sprinkle the gelatin powder in on top, fairly evenly. You'll see the gelatin granules start to soften as they absorb the water (called "blooming"), this won't take long at all

4. Add the eggs and salt then blitz with the stick blender on high speed for a few seconds

5. Pour the mixture into the loaf tin then place the oven to cook for about 15-20 mins

6. Check doneness the usual way you would for a cake or bread, by inserting a skewer or knife into the centre

7. Grab the baking paper edges and remove the whole 'egg loaf' from the tin, onto the bench, a chopping board etc and slice in half. If the centre is still a bit wet simply place the whole thing back into the tin and bake for a few more minutes.​

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Once fully cooked cut into squares and serve. You'll notice there's two layers, with the bottom layer being quite bubbly and lighter in colour; this is due to the water settling on the bottom with less egg there and more on the denser top layer. This two-layer effect makes it more interesting and 'fun' for kids!

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The reason this recipe is so good is the gelatin! It's a true superfood. Eggs + gelatin = super duper superfood!

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Add a good quality bacon, mince, herbs, spices, whatever you want if you'd like to jazz this up a little but as a simple food for all ages, this already makes eggs so much better!

 

The kids can help make this one too. Bonus!

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