Egg In A Hole

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  Step 1

  Spread the butter or margarine on both sides of the bread.

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  Step 2

  Use the cookie cutter, glass or juice container (I used the latter) to cut a circle out of the center of each piece of bread.

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  Step 3

  This is what it will look like once you have cut out the circles. Spray the frying pan with non-stick cooking spray.

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  Step 4

  Put the pan on the stove and turn up to medium low heat-medium heat put the bread in first, then crack an egg into the center of each hole.

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  Step 5

  Cook for a few minutes, when it starts to look like this in center, flip each of the pieces over to toast on the other side and cook on that side for a few minutes. If you want your bread toaster, continue to cook and flip until it is is toasted to how you like it.

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  Step 6

  If you want your bread toaster, continue to cook and flip until it is is toasted to how you like it.

  When done, use the spatula to put the pieces on a plate and sprinkle with salt and/or pepper to taste and serve.

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Zelda C. 30th April 2020

Thank you! I am making this for every meal for the foreseeable future! (or until I run out of eggs and/or toast)

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CO + K User

October 22nd, 2010

My dad used to make these for me, he called them 'hole in the bread egg'

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KMOM14 · Fort Wayne, Indiana, US · 378 projects 4th March 2010

It is amazing how different people call it different things. I was told by a former co-worker that they are also called "toad in a hole".

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Sweet Maisy · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 10 projects 4th March 2010

When I was growing up we called it eggs in a basket, lol it is so funny how many different names there are for the same thing!

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Nagase|Edge · St Joseph, Missouri, US · 10 projects 12th January 2010

We call them eggies in a basket, but it's all the same really. Sooo tasty. I think I might have to go make some. XD

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Kirsten B. · Las Vegas, Nevada, US · 40 projects 1st September 2009

I've never heard them called egg in a hole, growing up they were one eyed jacks so I think its awesome that theres different names

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Alias Dani · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 20 projects 27th August 2009

Ooo...that is cute...and I bet you could try to do different shapes too...

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Stellar Toaster · 2 projects 4th August 2009

My dad calls theese popeyes.

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Cady Rae · Weert, Limburg, NL · 6 projects 3rd August 2009

cant wait to try this

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Becca loves Origami · Billericay, England, GB 29th July 2009

My boyfriend makes these, but he calls them window eggs, and he "closes the window" by putting the cut out circles on top of the egg when he serves it.

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