Toad In a Hole

Name: Toad In a Hole
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 30 min
Yield: 6 servings
Ingredients: 6 slices bread; 2 tablespoons butter, softened; 6 eggs; 6 slices Cheddar cheese

Rating: 4.2 stars

204 Ratings
174 Reviews
21 Photos

These were made for me when I was a youngster, I'm now 55 years young. My Grand and Great Grand children love these. Enjoy!

By FROGETTE

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Recipe Summary

prep:

10 mins

cook:

20 mins

total:

30 mins

Servings:

Yield:

6 servings

Nutrition Info

Ingredients

Original recipe yields 6 servings

The ingredient list now reflects the servings specified

6 slices bread
2 tablespoons butter, softened
6 eggs
6 slices Cheddar cheese

Directions

Step 1

Preheat a large skillet to a high heat.

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Step 2

With a small biscuit cutter remove centers from bread. Butter slices on one side only. Grill bread until lightly toasted. Crack an egg into each bread hole (be careful not to break the yolk). Season with salt and pepper to taste. Lay 1 slice of cheese on each egg and then the bread rounds. Cook until eggs are cooked to your desired consistency.

Nutrition Facts

Per Serving:

286 calories; protein 15.3g 31% DV; carbohydrates 13.4g 4% DV; fat 19g 29% DV; cholesterol 225.9mg 75% DV; sodium 443.6mg 18% DV. Full Nutrition

Reviews (174)

Most helpful positive review

Mancuso

09/02/2009

I make these all the time . I don't have a cookie cuter so I use a shot glass which makes a perfect fit. 1.low heat 2.punch hole with shot glass in to center of UNTOASTED BREAD 3. butter pan 4.lay toast in pan and break open egg to drop into the middle 5. cook to the point to where you can move around toast in the pan 6.drop butter in a open spot and flip other side on to butter 7.cook and eat YUM! use any seasoning you want salt pepper whatever and if your going to put cheese on it wait untill you cook the 1st side flip then lay cheese on already cooked side ... Read More

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Most helpful critical review

Diane

09/28/2009

This is NOT toad in a hole......it is made with yorkshire pudding & sausages & is a very old English dish. Read More

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204 Ratings

5 star values: 113
4 star values: 53
3 star values: 19
2 star values: 4
1 star values: 15

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Mancuso

09/01/2009

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Diane

09/28/2009

This is NOT toad in a hole......it is made with yorkshire pudding & sausages & is a very old English dish. Read More

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(197)

HOLLANDHEY

09/18/2003

This recipe did not work for me. I found it impossible to cook the egg enough so that it was safe to give to a childz. You can't flip it because of the cheese so the egg never fully cooks on the other side. I tried again turning down the heat but again the bread burns before the egg even comes close to being fully cooked. The third time I tried this I left off the cheese and just added the egg so that I could flip it and have a fully cooked egg. Read More

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JUSTJEN33

03/21/2005

Awww memories... We called these Bullseye & 1 eyed jack. Gosh soo many names for this recipe. Hole in one, egg boat just to name a few.... Haven't tried the cheese. I always butter both sides of bread & fry for 1 minute on each side then add the egg to the hole & cook for about 3 minutes & turn it over. Add salt & pepper..... Really good & kids can make this. Read More

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Grumpy's Honeybunch

01/13/2008

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. Read More

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TastePeachesNCream

04/24/2006

This is a great recipe but be sure to put bread in skillet then crack the egg into the hole IMMEDATELY after puting bread in skillet. Do not cook bread AT ALL before adding the egg you will have a burnt toad in the hole! Read More

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Laura S

05/23/2003

I've been making these for years use cookie cutters of various shapes for fun with the kids!! Read More

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Jillian

01/31/2012

Delicious! I cut this down to one serving for breakfast and waited until the egg was cooked before adding the cheese. Great with a side of Canadian bacon and OJ! Read More

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phil2u

04/12/2010

This is a good recipe (I made them this morning for brunch) but it is not a classic Toad-in-a-hole which is comprised of sausages quickly browned in a skillet covered with Yorkshire pudding batter and finished in the oven. Read More

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This is NOT toad in a hole......it is made with yorkshire pudding & sausages & is a very old English dish.

I've been making these for years use cookie cutters of various shapes for fun with the kids!!

Delicious! I cut this down to one serving for breakfast and waited until the egg was cooked before adding the cheese. Great with a side of Canadian bacon and OJ!