I Tried A New Recipe
I Tried A New Recipe
It was incredibly easy and fun to make. I only have one question: what do you call it? I've heard so many names for it. Vote in my fun poll.
I heard it called "Eggy in the basket" from V for Vendetta.
53 0 ReplyAlabama eggs.
Because they're in bread
42 2 ReplyThere are many names for the dish, including bullseye eggs, eggs in a frame, egg in a hole, eggs in a nest, gashouse eggs, gashouse special, gasthaus eggs, hole in one, one-eyed Jack, one-eyed Pete, one-eyed Sam, pirate's eye, and popeye.[7][8][9][10] The name toad in the hole is sometimes used for this dish,[7] though that name more commonly refers to sausages cooked in Yorkshire pudding batter.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_in_the_basket
The next level trick is to take the bread that was removed to make room for the eggs, and put cheese between them and crimp the edges with a fork before toasting that too
15 0 ReplyBird in a nest.
Love dipping the middle piece in the egg yolk
13 0 ReplyA kid favorite. We call it "Egg in a hole."
Tips:
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Use a small wine or cocktail glass to make the hole. Rotate slowly on top of a wooden cutting board. Much easier and looks nicer.
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Whole wheat bread works great.
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Cover the pan with a glass pot lid to control the heat. Flip as soon as the egg is opaque. Don't worry, it keeps cooking. Otherwise, the bread cooks much faster so you end up with either burnt bread or overcooked egg.
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Dabs of butter on both sides make the bread golden brown and crispy.
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Also good with slices of avocado and your choice of hot sauce. Or if going sweet, cooked peaches and maple syrup.
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Toad in hole up here in Canada
12 1 ReplyWhat I’ve know it as as well in Minnesota.
3 0 Replyi'll throw some cheese in before the egg and call it a choad in the hole.
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Eggs in a basket
11 0 ReplyBird in a nest or toad in a hole are two names I've heard for it.
7 0 ReplyEggs in a basket
6 0 ReplyGoatse sandwich
6 0 Replyabsolutely not Toad in the Hole.
8 2 ReplyI had no idea there were so many names for this lol.
I always heard it as egg in a nest.
6 0 ReplyEgg in a hole (Kentucky). We use egg in a basket or egg in a nest if it's hash browns instead of bread.
5 0 ReplySunshine Toast: https://www.google.com/search?q=sunshine toast
13 million results. Your poll is flawed.
4 0 ReplyThis is the best name I've learned today. I knew asking Lemmy was a good idea. 😺
2 0 ReplySO is dancing around singing "Sunshine Toast!". Must be a British thing. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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Toad in a hole.
6 2 ReplySomeone called that "Toad in the hole"? Toad in the Hole is a completely different recipe.
6 2 ReplyDisambiguation page says it's also sometimes used as another name for the egg in the basket dish.
8 1 ReplyWell that's confusing.
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I always called it Popeye toast
3 0 ReplyOva in a Land Rova
3 0 ReplySerious question: How do you eat it? Egg almost always falls out when I eat it.
3 0 ReplyMy family eats it with a fork and knife on a plate. Not like a cookie.
18 0 ReplyI'll try it :D
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It's called Chicken on a Raft. There's an old sea shanty about it.
3 0 ReplyA banger for the ages
1 0 ReplyIt's much better than the remake they did a while back, it's too fast in my opinion.
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One Eyed Jack, but apparently I'm in a fairly extreme minority there.
3 0 ReplySame
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Toad in the Hole
Frog in the Log
3 0 Replybread frame
3 0 Reply"Eggs in a nest is the only right answer"
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"What the fuck"
3 0 Reply"hole-in-one" or more like holinwuns, stress on the first syllable. We would use cookie cutters to get shapes out of the middle too.
3 0 ReplyI can't believe no one has said "windowpane toast" yet
2 0 ReplyHow do you get the egg to stay in when you put it in the toaster?
2 0 ReplyVery carefully
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l'œuf dans le loaf
I've never actually called it that, but Imma roll with it.
2 0 ReplyEgg in a frame.
2 0 ReplyTried these recently as well; found a plastic cup that cut the holes perfectly. Kiddos loved them.
2 0 ReplyGrowing up we always called it lighthouse eggs
2 0 Reply🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸
3 1 ReplyYou need more butter in the pan
2 0 ReplyYou missed one-eyed Egyptian.
2 0 ReplyThis is what I grew up calling it was well.
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One eyed Jacks?
2 0 ReplyBrown Eyed Susan lol
2 0 ReplySavory donut
1 0 ReplyMy mom called them ufos (unidentified frying objects)
1 0 ReplyBirdie in a basket - got that from a friend who hails from near Mobile, Alabama.
1 0 ReplyOne eyed sandwich
1 0 ReplyGold mine sandwich !
1 0 ReplyHobbit holes
1 0 ReplyPirates eye
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