Egg-in-a-Hole
Show: The Pioneer Woman
Episode: The Drummond Bunch
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By Sara Sharaf
on October 30, 2012
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I had never tried this before but it was so easy to make and tasted amaaaazing.
I tried using less butter though but the egg stuck when I flipped the toast. I put a slice of cheese which was nice too.
By apt221bbakerst
Arizona
on October 12, 2012
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In my family this is referred to as Egg in the Nest. I am suprise to see this because I thought my family was the only one who made this. It is very simple to make and we used a glass rim to cut the hole.
By jnettuno
The Woodlands
on October 05, 2012
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Great recipe! I learned this on a camping trip with friends and used to make this for my grandma when I was a kid during sleepovers. I will always remember this recipe!
By ammeeiam
Sun City, AZ
on August 05, 2012
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I have had this since a child, (70 yrs. We called it egg in a basket. I use
bacon grease which I keep in the refer. Spread bacon grease on
the bread, both sides before cutting. Adds more flavor, and the bread
soaks up the grease.
By armyJAGwife
on August 04, 2012
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So simple! Weird that I never tried it before! Now I make it all time time.
By jaded73084_12236667
Las Vegas, 68
on July 20, 2012
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LOL I've made this for my younger sister since she was a little girl (She is in college now. She still comes home and asks me to made her this for breakfast as a childhood comfort food. We love this simple dish! We call it egg in a hole" too.
By barnone1
Cardiff, CA
on July 02, 2012
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I have been using this recipe for 50+ years. I was told that it was called "Chuck-wagon eggs" , "Cowboy eggs" or "Hole in the wall eggs". Chuck-wagon eggs because of the need for the cook to be able to fit large quantities on his grill pan. It is funny that this dish has so many names. I also saw the egg dish in the movie "Moonstruck". I love rye bread so that is what I use. I like to cut it thick and toast it before adding it to the pan. I sometimes add cheese and herbs.
I love the show "The Pioneer Woman" and the way she presents and cooks.
By eje3_727079
Champlin, MN
on June 04, 2012
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My family has made this tasty breakfast for years and we call it "Frogs on a lillypad." Perhaps she mentions this on the episode, but don't forget to also brown the cut-out bread piece. It's great for dipping into the not-yet-set yolk.
By Chef #1279505
New Holland, pa
on June 01, 2012
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We make this a lot! So yummy!
By klassymonicabt
Houston, TX
on June 01, 2012
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Good Gosh this is a simple, quick and awesome recipe!
It was so easy and my family loved it!! It was a fancy way of serving Eggs and toast!