This Egg in the hole has become the favorite in our homes. Come see this delicious breakfast treat!
I never thought this post of this photo had so many different titles.
When I added this one to Instagram, I had so many comments on how they remembered this as a kid and loved eggs in a hole, that's what we called them.
However, as my children were growing up, eggs in a hole was called something different by many of their friends and family members.
Most Restaurants had this breakfast on their menu and were called eggs in a hole.
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Took A Poll On The Many Names Given
I took a poll on the names their family called this dish over the years.
"Toad in a hole" was the most popular.
Some called them "Eggs in a basket", another called this "Birdie in a nest" and last I saw was a "One eyed Texan".
That was just to name the top ones!
Wow, so many names for one delicious breakfast!
The kids love this one.
It is very easy to make and quick too. Check out the simple ingredients and instructions. Enjoy!
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Fun to Make and Fun to Eat!
I know these have a funny name egg in the hole was something I never gave much thought to the name as a child.
Now reading how so many people called them differently, I guess I would have never known about them, thank goodness for the internet.
All I know is growing up my kids loved these, they were fun to make, fun to eat and I love all the names this one breakfast has.
Hooray for Toad in a hole, Egg in a hole, birdie in a nest and all the rest of those nicknames, this is a winner breakfast!
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Egg In A Hole
prep time: 10 minscook time: 6 minstotal time: 16 mins
There are so many names for this breakfast dish! Egg in a hole is what we called it. You may have heard of Birds in Nest or Toad in a hole
ingredients:
Bread any kind of soft to cut bread
Eggs as many as you need to feed your family
Butter for pan grilling
Biscuit Cutter small or use a shot glass
Salt, pepper to taste
Sides, bacon, ham, sausages, breakfast potatoes cooked to package instructions.
Optional: Slices of Sharp Cheddar
Optional: Slices of Sharp Cheddar
instructions:
Using your favorite soft breads and a biscuit cutter, make a hole in the center. Tip: ( It's actually easier to cut the middles out while the bread is still a little frozen)
Heat the pan over medium heat with a few tablespoons of butter or other preferred oil sprays.
Place the cut bread in the pan, crack the egg, add to the center of the cut out part of the bread.
Cook until you see the bottom of the bread start to toast then flip.
Salt and pepper . Cook until the egg is set to the way you like them.
Place the cheese over the top if using.
Place the cheese over the top if using.
I also place the cut circles and toast them in the pan.
A great side dish with this would be bacon, ham, sausage and breakfast potatoes
calories
125
125
fat (grams)
6
6
sat. fat (grams)
2
2
carbs (grams)
9
9
protein (grams)
6
6
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Any name works for me, but we called them eggs in a basket. Delicious for sure!
ReplyDeleteI grew up with these on the menu for many weekend breakfasts! Thanks for the yummy memories, Claudia! xo
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