McDonald’s has released a recipe for its Sausage and Egg McMuffin after fans said they were missing the breakfast treat following the closure of all the chain’s UK stores due to coronavirus.
Taking to social media, hundreds of fast food fans have revealed they’re desperate to get their hands on the McMuffin, with many attempting the creation themselves.
And while they can’t get their hands on the real thing, McDonald’s has put fans out of their misery by making the recipe public in an unprecedented step for the chain, which usually keeps its secrets tightly guarded.
In a recipe shared with FEMAIL, McDonald’s revealed that all you need is an English muffin, 75g of sausage meat, two eggs and a slice of American cheese.
To make a hash brown for the side, all you need is potato and some olive oil.
McDonald’s have shared the recipe to show how to make a Sausage and Egg McMuffin at home
‘We’re not saying it will be as good as the real thing, but for now it’s the best way to keep those taste buds satisfied in lockdown,’ McDonald’s said in a statement.
It comes as dozens of fast food fans have taken to social media to share they miss the McDonald’s breakfast, with some attempting their own go at the tasty meal.
HOW TO MAKE A SAUSAGE AND EGG MCMUFFIN AT HOME
INGREDIENTS
- One English Muffin
- 75g of sausage meat
- Two eggs
- One slice of American Cheese
- One potato
METHOD
- Toast English muffin until golden brown.
- Season sausage meat with a pinch of salt and pepper then shape into balls.
- Flatten into patty shapes and cook under a pre-heated grill for six to seven minutes on each side (or as per instructions on packaging).
- Brush the inside of a metal ring with a little oil and place in a small frying pan.
- Pour in just enough water to cover the base then bring to the boil.
- Crack the eggs into the rings, cover the pan and cook for two to three minutes.
- Assemble your McMuffin by layering the patty and egg on top of a slice of cheese.
To make a hash brown
- Grate the potato into a bowl.
- Mix in an egg then season with salt and pepper.
- Heat a glug of oil in a pan then add a spoonful of the mix.
- Flatten and cook until golden brown on both sides.
Tik Tok user Abbie, who goes by the username @tiktorkers, shared a video on herself making the meal at home, saying it was her favourite quarantine breakfast.
Taking to Twitter, hundreds have shared pictures of their attempt at the treat.
‘Didn’t think I’d miss Sausage & Egg McMuffin this much’ one said.
Tik Tok user Abbie, who goes by the username @tiktorkers, shared a video on herself making the meal at home, saying it was her favourite quarantine breakfast.
Abbie used two eggs, a sausage patty, and English muffins to make the McDonalds mimic
‘I made my own McDonald’s breakfast because I missed it so much’ said another.
‘First effort at replicating double sausage and egg McMuffin, not too shabby’ added a third sharing a picture of their attempt.
‘Just saw a sausage and egg McMuffin on my tl and a tear rolled down my face. McDonald’s please open. Your drive thru at least, come on”
Others have taken to social media to share their creations of Big Macs, chicken nuggets and thinly cut fries.
It comes as dozens of fast food fans have taken to social media to share they miss the McDonald’s breakfast, with some attempting their own go at the tasty meal
Food influencer Leanne Loves Cooking, submitted a photograph to Homemade McDonald’s Instagram account showing her Big Mac, along with a lengthy explanation of how she made the burger.
She revealed she’d crafted the meaty patty by mixing together a pack of minced beef with salt and pepper before moulding it into the shape of the classic burger.
She then combined a range of condiments including mayonnaise, garlic powder, gherkin relish and white wine vinegar to recreate the signature sauce.
Another amateur chef submitted a table full of home made cheese burgers and chicken nuggets, served with chips.
A stream of attempts at making the brand’s famous Big Mac burger, as well as the chain’s ‘burger sauce’, have delighted the page’s 5,000 followers,
Simon Wood, who was the MasterChef Champion in 2015, posted a clip on his Instagram telling followers the best way to recreate McDonald’s Big Mac sauce.
He told parents that cooking the dish could be a way of keeping children entertained while in quarantined.
Revealing that the sauce can be made using ingredients commonly found in kitchen cupboards, Simon explained that they just need to be combined together in a bowl.
Instagram users are sharing their recipes for recreating McDonald’s dishes at home, amid nationwide closure of the fast food chain. Pictured: Food influencer Leanne’s Big Mac
Meanwhile another person shared a snap of their homemade burgers and replicated chicken nuggets, which she served with chips (pictured)
Hundreds of fans have been trying their hand at making McDonalds themselves at home after the stores shut their doors
Source: Food Recipes and News
