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smushing up hard boiled eggs with butter, with salt and pepper…
I do the same but with mayonnaise, fish sauce, raw oniony thing, and some fermented chilli paste.
It's one of my fav sandwiches.
Second only to bánh-mìs.
i was never a big fan of mayo… but i usually use toast with the smushed eggs
To each their own ig :p
I only like mayo if it tastes like mustard Aioli or stuff like that is ok. Otoh North American style mayo like Hellmann's which tastes like fluffy neutral oil disgusts me to no end.
I'm not a huge fan of butter personally. It's my least favourite milk product. It's ok cold with something like marmite to hide the taste or clarified like ghee. Things like buttered rice or pasta are horrible.
i consider butter a flavor enhancer and not a flavor on its own… buttered pasta with pesto is pretty awesome…
but i don’t use it very much.
I'd rather put some tasty olive or sesame oil.
But I learned to cook with butter, which includes making ghee, because my SOs prefer it. I do not regret.