I've made lots of different sorts of breakfasts. Omelets are usually our favorite, but it takes a while to make everyone an omelet.
Then I discovered Eggs in the Hole, courtesy of Pioneer Woman's cookbook. Alex asks for them every morning now.
Start off by melting some butter in an iron skillet. I didn't get a picture of this part because it hadn't dawned on me to blog about this yet. Use a pretty low temperature.
Use a biscuit cutter to cut holes in slices of bread, and lay the bread in the melted butter.
Break your eggs into the hole.
Let them cook until the whites aren't transparent anymore. I like to put the holes in the pan, too, and I can flip them up and check for brownness. When the holes are brown, the big slices will be, too.
And ... flip!
Let them cook to your preferred state of egg-cooked-ness. I prefer over medium, because then you have some yolk to mix with your butter fried bread. So delicious.
4 comments:
Oh man, I haven't made those in awhile. We've been having lots of breakfast burritos lately. Those look delicious though!
It looks so yummy, I am starving so food has to be what I do next. :)
Yum! I saw this recipe and wanted to try it. Now I really am inspired to. Good job, Mama.
I. Love. This. Breakfast. XD
I can't remember where I learned it, but I've been making these forever. It's one of Joe's favorites too. XD
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