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Egg In The Basket

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Ingredients

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egg
bread
butter
salt and pepper

Nutritional information

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Calories
0 g
Calories From Fat
0 g
Total Fat
0 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
0 mg
Sodium
0 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
0 g
Sugars
0 g
Protein
44g
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Egg In The Basket

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    My mom used to make thes now I make these I am still living with my mom if I didt that would we very weird

    • 24 min
    • Serves 1
    • Easy

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    Egg in the Basket, Egg in the Basket, My mom used to make thes now I make these I am still living with my mom if I didt that would we very weird, This was my favorite breakfast growing up (NJ), and still is, except we call it eggy on the island I like to use maiers Italian bread or equivalent, small square sandwich bread just doesn’t cut it, and I’m not one to just have sourdough bread lieing around I just take a shot glass to make the hole I put butter in the pan and let bread toast on one side, and then I flip it over, add butter and egg to the hole, and so the other side toasts while egg cooks If I don’t, then I feel like the side with the egg doesn’t toast well enough Enjoy!


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    Steps

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    Cut a Circle in the Middle of a Piece of Bread.

    2
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    If You Don't Have a Round Cookie Cutter, the Top of a Glass Will Work.

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    Heat a Skillet or Griddle Sprayed With Pam or Mazola.

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    Done

    Place the Bread in the Pan.

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    Put About 1/2 T Butter in the Hole in the Bread.

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    Heat the Butter Until Very Hot.

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    Crack an Egg in the Hole.

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    Use a Spatula to Move the White Around So It Gets Done.

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    When the Egg Is Fairly Well Set, Turn the Bread and Egg Over to Cook the Other Side, Being Careful not to Break the Yolk.

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    in the Meantime, Toast the Holes from the Bread For Dipping in the Yolk.

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    Oh, and Salt and Pepper as Desired.

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    I Guess You Could Toast the Bread Before You Put It in the Pan, but I've Never Tried It That Way.

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