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OMG!! I haven't thought about this in 20 yrs. Thank you very much for reminding of this recipe.It was the first thing I learned to cook in my the fourth or fifth grade cooking class. We call it "The Birds Nest" When first married the husband only ate scrambled eggs so his I would scramble his for the center. I served it with real maple syrup... Thanks again for reminding me will be fixing it for my nieces and nephews next time we do breakfast at my house.
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We love these! So much fun! We also make these with a tortilla instead of the bread! Yumm!
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this is my mom's favorite eggs and toast dish - if you wanted something special - you got up got her newspaper - made her coffee and then made toad-in-a-hole for her - not always a sure bet but it did put luck on your side - love this
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I grew up on this but my parents always called it "Egg in a Basket" I now make it for my daughter. We do a few things different though. I butter only one side of the bread before cutting the circle out. I brown the circle as well (its a mini piece of buttered toast) and we sometimes put syrup on the bread before eating it!! anyway its very tasty and my 1 1/2 year old loves it!!!!!!
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lovestohost
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This was ok. Not much more to say about it really. I ended up flipping to make sure the egg was cooked. A nice different way to serve eggs & toast.
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I had used salted butter and with the chesse as an add-on the added salt was not necessary. Otherwise it was perfect.
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Holiday Baker
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I had a friend who used to like making this for breakfast. She used to call it "toad in a hole." I like fried eggs and toast but cooked this way the eggs gets cookied nicely but the toast always seems kind of hard. It is a good breakfast recipe for kids and teenagers though.
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This is an amazing recipe. Quick and easy and inexpensive. Kids love it. Here in MN we call them bulls-eyes. Made them when I was a kid in summer camp. Haven't had them since then until now. Thank you for this.
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(5)
dumb idea. will not be making this again
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