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Reviewed: jun. 19, 2009
I love this with garlic pepper seasoning on top -or- frank's red hot sauce shaken over. I always lightly toast the bread before cutting out the rounds. I never cover the pan for fear of making the bread soggy, but I'm always happy with the results.
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Reviewed: jun. 1, 2009
Very good.My hubby loved them.Thanks for sharing this recipe!:)
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Reviewed: may 29, 2009
Excellent Recipe! Perfect for the kids.
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Reviewed: apr. 16, 2009
Quick, easy, and the family loves these little all in one toast/egg combos.
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Reviewed: mar. 24, 2009
My kids love these, just as much as my sib and I did. My mom called them Eggs in the Window, and we fry them on both sides--no cheese.
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Reviewed: mar. 10, 2009
My kids loved this recipe. A great twist for the old stand- by of toast and eggs.
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Reviewed: feb. 23, 2009
This was a good recipe. My kids all liked it so that was a bonus.
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Reviewed: feb. 18, 2009
5 stars for easiness and creativity! Because there is nothing extravagant about toast and egg, I can't get myself to give it above a 4. When I have kids one day though, this is how I will introduce them to cooking, and I will certainly use this method often until then since it is fun :-) Thanks for the idea!
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Reviewed: jan. 20, 2009
just made this and used your recipe for directions - it turned out deliciously! LOVED it! Thank you! :-)
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Reviewed: jan. 14, 2009
My kids love this breakfast. Me, too. Always a comfort since childhood, when my mom would make it for me. I salt/pepper it real good and sometimes, if I have any leftover, I'll use leftover spread from Garlic Bread Fantastique for something different.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.35 star rating.
Reviewed: nov. 6, 2008
I had recently seen the film, "V for Vendetta," in which, a similar dish is called, "eggy in a basket." Maybe, it's slightly different, but I think it's a great idea.
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Reviewed: oct. 25, 2008
I grew up eating this as "eggs in a nest". My husband had "gasp" NEVER had it! I did flip it after a cooking a few minutes on one side like others did before adding the cheese. My husband likes his eggs over medium and this way you can get the egg white cooked, but, still leave the yolk "runny". This is also a great recipe to make if you have a crowd. You can just pull out your griddle and line them up!
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Reviewed: oct. 10, 2008
My son had fun making this. He doesn't like eggs much, but he liked this a lot. He also liked using a cookie cutter to cut out the hole, and sprinkling cheese (I used shredded mozzarella) on top of the bread. I used garlic butter on my slice--yum. For people who had trouble flipping or making this: butter both sides of the bread, and dab a bit of butter on the griddle through the hole in the bread (else the egg may stick). Put the egg in as soon as possible, and then cover with a lid. Use only med-high heat. Note that larger cookie cutter shapes work best--my son wanted to use the one shaped like the gingerbread man, but that probably would not have held the egg.
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Reviewed: jun. 4, 2008
Always a change of pace dish.
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Reviewed: jan. 13, 2008
I tried this because it reminded me that my dad would butter and fry bread when I was young and we were on camping trips. I buttered both sides of the bread then cut out the circle. Put the egg in the hole and salted and peppered some. Because I don't like my eggs runny, I covered the pan with a lid to help cook the top of the egg some. After the bottom was browned I flipped the bread over, placed the cheese on top and covered the pan again to help melt the cheese. It wasn't bad at all! The crispy fried bread really is what makes it taste better than just egg and toast.
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Reviewed: jan. 12, 2008
This recipe was in the Betty Crocker Children's Cookbook that I got from my Grandma Cross in 1961 and was called "eggs in a frame". I loved it growing up and so did my kids. The recipe in the cookbook says to butter and brown both sides of the bread, and cover the pan so the egg will cook properly. Such a nice memory, thanks.
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Reviewed: jan. 12, 2008
Wow, this recipe does bring back memories. Its funny how we all call it different things. In Kansas we call it eggs in a basket. lol There shouldn't be any reason why people can't cook this. Its so easy and taste good.
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Reviewed: dec. 6, 2007
These are fun and a nice way to do something a little different for breakfast!
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Reviewed: dec. 1, 2007
I didn't know that this concoction actually had a name until I found it on this website. I used to eat these when I was a broke college student. I agree w/ another reviewer who said that this recipe is good for people who have trouble flipping their eggs.
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Reviewed: sep. 30, 2007
This is a good basic recipe. I buttered both sides of the bread (I used Dutch Hearth sliced French bread - slightly thicker bread seems to hold the egg better). Slapped the bread on the grill and then cracked the egg into it. Cooked on lower heat so the bread didn't burn. I haven't quite mastered the flipping over of the bread - the egg gets a little messy - but it still tastes good. I haven't tried it with the cheese on top yet. Overall, an easy breakfast!
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