Your morning eggs, how do you like them?

Fried I like them over hard with the yolks broken.
I put a lot of pepper and some hot sauce on them. The sauce is usually Jardine's Texas Champagne or the La Victoria hot variety. If I'm in a resaurant I usually have to settle for Tabasco or Frank's and they'll do.

I like omelets with lots of ingredients, hash browns, ham, onions etc.
Or a chili and cheese omelet.
The same pepper and hot sauce as above.
 
TOAD IN THE HOLE

Take a juice glass or such and cut a circle out of the center of a piece of bread. Melt a little butter or such in the fry pan, throw in the bread slice and break your egg into the hole. Fry to desired state and flip and cook a little longer. Season as desired - I like a little hot salsa or such - and serve. Egg and bread become one. This is a good treat for kids of all ages.

Ward
 
Two eggs over easy served with grits and butter, salt (a tad) and pepper and two slices of toast and butter. I like to mix everything up on the plate too and generally make a mess of it.
 
I like the cacklefruit any way I've ever had them, but if I have my way the yokes are runny. That way you can use your toast to sop it up. Don't give me any of that egg white only crud, that's for meringue. The yoke of a chicken egg is one of the greatest tastes in all of food. I just can't eat them every day. Damn cardiologists.
 
TOAD IN THE HOLE

Take a juice glass or such and cut a circle out of the center of a piece of bread. Melt a little butter or such in the fry pan, throw in the bread slice and break your egg into the hole. Fry to desired state and flip and cook a little longer. Season as desired - I like a little hot salsa or such - and serve. Egg and bread become one. This is a good treat for kids of all ages.

Ward
My wife calls that a "one eyed Egyptian sandwich". ;)
 
I generally try for over medium so that the yoke starts to thicken but is still a little runny. That's what I try for. Truth is I throw 'em in the skillet and eat whatever comes out. :rolleyes:
Add some bacon, grits and biscuits, I'm good to go. :D
 
I like to take a couple thick slices of smoke flavored Spam or a thick slice of garlic bologna and cube it up and fry it golden brown. Add a bit of chopped onion (ecpecially green onion) and scramble in 3 or 4 eggs. I like my eggs the way I like steak----medium rare. Soft, not overcooked.
 
Over easy, or poached light, or scrambled, or fried hard (in a sandwich w/ salsa or kethup & hot sauce) or in a omelet, or soft boiled, or hard boiled.

With sausage, or bacon, or ham, and grits, or hash browns, or 'fried taters, onions, & peppers' or my favorite, lightly fried onions, peppers, & hominey. (white or yellow, I don't care)

Unless you burn 'em. Or leave them mostly raw, you just CAN"T screw up eggs!
 
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Overeasy with pinto beans, green chile, hash browns, a tortilla and a patty of good German sausage. There is a little cafe in town that makes it just this way. We go there most every Sunday after church.
 
Over dead, so there is not even a hint of a wiggle, with the yolk broken. Hash browns and some sausage patty with green tabasco or Chipolte on them. Wheat toast and orange marmalade.
 
First, fry about a pound of Petit Jean bacon in a cast iron skillet, leave grease in.

Then fry 3 eggs in grease over medium, yoke runny, white good and done.

Serve with buttered grits and bingo!

Or just cook up some good old B&G (biscuits and gravy)....
 
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