Have a crack at them.
Gather Journal Eggs with Fridge Door RelishTwo of TV’s most iconic glass ceiling-breakers, Mad Men’s Peggy Olson and Murphy Brown, were separated by decades, but they had much in common: confident, driven, unconcerned with people-pleasing, and reliant on smarts, not feminine wiles. Because they wouldn’t have the time or desire (or ingredients) to whip up something elaborate, we envisioned simple eggs accessorized with a tangy relish culled from those condiments lingering in the fridge—including cocktail onions, which Murphy still has on hand from her pre-Betty Ford days, and Peggy always has ready for a Gibson cocktail.
serves 4
Bring a medium pot of water to a simmer. Carefully crack eggs, removing the tippy top portions of the eggshells, then emptying the eggs into a bowl and setting aside. Gently simmer eggshell bottoms for 2 minutes in boiling water then remove and drain well.
Stir together parsley, olives, onions, oil, and capers, and season to taste with pepper.
Beat eggs with a fork, season lightly with salt and pepper, and stir in half of the butter pieces. Heat remaining butter in a non-stick skillet over medium-low heat and scramble eggs into soft curds. Transfer to a bowl.
Set shells in egg cups. Fill with alternate layers of eggs and relish. Serve with crackers.