I want to make a toad in the hole

[joenali]

You mean a gas house egg?

[spitforspat]

Is this like egg in a nest?

[tdk2]

Aussie Dh calls it toad in hole as well

I never had one before meeting him, so I have no prior name to use.

[Norticprincess]

Now I want one too


I won't ever ask DH to make one again. He took the center out of the bread and put the egg on the removed part instead of in the hole. The first and only time I asked him to make me one. He'd never heard it called that or ever had one.

[lexxasaurus]

We always called them egg-in-a-basket. Mmm, might have that for breakfast tomorrow.

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I call it egg-in-a-basket, too. Yummy. I always forget about it.

[Deleted]

Yep, egg in a basket here.

[stephm0188]

This sounds dirty.

Also, I have no idea what this even is.

[candreco]

We always called it bird in a nest, still one of my favorites.

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Feb 12, 2014 0:01:23 GMT -5 stephm0188 said:

This sounds dirty.

Also, I have no idea what this even is.

Cut a hole in the middle of a piece of bread and cook an egg in it.  Delicious. 

[ZoeHart]

Yummy! We always called it eggs in a basket. And even though I swear I am not inept at cooking I can never make it right. I either cook the egg too much so the yolk isn't runny at all or undercook it and it's gross.
And now I want to go to my parents' house so my mom will make me one.

[elleblue]

Feb 12, 2014 0:45:28 GMT -5 @jezebel said:

Feb 12, 2014 0:01:23 GMT -5 stephm0188 said:

This sounds dirty.

Also, I have no idea what this even is.

Cut a hole in the middle of a piece of bread and cook an egg in it.  Delicious. 

I thought a toad in the hole was a sausage wrapped in pastry? That's what the English consider it anyway...

[lya]

We always called these one eyed egyptians growing up.

[Nonny]

I love egg in a nests! I have an electric skillet that is huge and my H hates, that I hang onto simply because it's better at frying an egg than anything else.

[mrsukyankee]

Yup, English for sausage in Yorkshire pudding.

 Egg in a nest is what we call the egg in bread.

[tdk2]

Feb 12, 2014 3:07:07 GMT -5 mrsukyankee said:

Yup, English for sausage in Yorkshire pudding.

 Egg in a nest is what we call the egg in bread.

That's funny that I have never heard Aussies use it that way and most of their food terms are still in line with the British terms. Weird.

[muffin0]

You guys are all wrong.

They are egg in a well

And now I want some

[lilafowler]

My mom always called them bullseyes, lol.

[schitzengiggles]

I've never had this, but now I must. Soon.

[snickers]

I've never heard of any of the things.
Now I have to try it out!

[sushi]

Feb 12, 2014 1:27:24 GMT -5 lya said:

We always called these one eyed egyptians growing up.

My grandmother called then one eyed queen Elizabeth.