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Birdies in a Nest
This recipe for Egg Dishes was submitted by johnspup on 9/14/2002. Click here to view the recipe.
Recipe number 583.
Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)
By Shana C.
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Birdie in the Nest for sure! I'm 74 and still eat them. My memory of it goes way, way back. Just salt and pepper for me! Yum!
Comment submitted: 9/18/2020 (#21010)
By Terry N.
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This is my 9 year old son's favorite weekend breakfast. He calls it Super Toast. I like it too. We sprinkle shredded cheese on at the end.
Comment submitted: 5/9/2013 (#15846)
By Sophy
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I usually make this and then put beans over it. It's delicious :D
Comment submitted: 12/28/2012 (#15007)
By Y.E.S.
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We always called it Eggs in a Frame. lol
Comment submitted: 10/1/2012 (#14479)
By MamaZ
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I love this stuff! It is really good. My 3 daughters love it so much I have to make to batches!
Comment submitted: 4/6/2011 (#12402)
By Sammy
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I have not had this in 40 years or so. Just like moma use to make!
Comment submitted: 11/15/2010 (#11569)
By Wendy
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This is my husband's specialty weekend breakfast, which he calls Egyptian Eyes. He uses a drinking glass like a cookie cutter to make the hole, and then toasts the round bread disks in the pan with butter along side the egg-toast. Yum!
Comment submitted: 9/23/2010 (#11277)
By callie789 (Team Breakfast Member)
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This is a great breakfast for anyone. It's delicious and a great way to start your day! Thanks for the recipe!
Comment submitted: 6/13/2010 (#10681)
By debbie3
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My kids love this breakfast.
Comment submitted: 4/9/2010 (#10268)
By Jana
Mama always called this a Peek A Boo egg and we loved it!
Comment submitted: 3/29/2010 (#10197)
By 6ofusnrye
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I used to love when my dad would make these for us.
Comment submitted: 11/10/2009 (#9015)
By grammasue
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When I was growing up, my grandmother made this for me. She called it a "Toad in the Hole". It is now a favorite for my grandchildren. grammasue
Comment submitted: 4/4/2009 (#7890)
By Patricia
This is a family favourite and we called it Egg In A Hole. Try adding a spot of Worchestershire or HP Sauce. It's delicious!
Comment submitted: 12/30/2008 (#7228)
By PirateGirl
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We always called it "Egg-in-a-hole"!!
Comment submitted: 12/19/2008 (#7156)
By LittleDee
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This is the first recipe my Mom taught to cook when i was a child. I'd forgotten about. Thanks for bringing it back to mind.
Comment submitted: 12/15/2008 (#7128)
By Gooberface
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I tried it but tossed a piece of processed cheese on top! It's like grilled cheese with egg, tres bien (:
Comment submitted: 10/7/2008 (#6542)
By Sandy
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I found this recipe in a book (Diarie of a Mad Housewife) about 40 years ago. It will never get old.
Comment submitted: 9/1/2008 (#6368)
By mhelenmh (Team Breakfast Member)
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I'm 68 years old and have been eating eggs this way since I was a little girl. My favorite way to eat them, but we always called it "Eggs in a Hole" I like your name better.
Comment submitted: 5/24/2008 (#5355)
By EggMan
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I call this "Monster's Eye", i guess there's a whole bunch of different names. The point is, it's a new spin on eggs and toast, and highly recommended. Delicious!
Comment submitted: 5/21/2008 (#5327)
By elviscostellofa (Team Breakfast Member)
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I'm nearly 40 and I make this for myself. You can have fun with breakfast at any age. Cheers.
Comment submitted: 3/11/2008 (#4806)
By Ortega
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Great. I had them in Jamaica. My husband loved how they tasted. My daughter will be surprised when I make it for her.
Comment submitted: 1/5/2008 (#4317)
By Fantastic Student
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I made this with my friends in cooking class and is was fantastic!
Comment submitted: 11/8/2007 (#3953)
By squisha86
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I've seen "v for vendetta", like another commenter, and in that movie they call it 'eggy in a basket'. It is also much more flavorful if you use real butter as opposed to margarine. Delicious either way though.
Comment submitted: 9/1/2007 (#3487)
By katherr
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We used to call it egg in a hole!
Comment submitted: 4/4/2007 (#2051)
By shadowscribe
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Watch the movie "V is for Vendetta" - (this recipe) is featured. It also tastes great.
Comment submitted: 4/1/2007 (#2036)
By Indiana47161
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My Dad made this for us on the week-ends as he always fixed our breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays. He called them egg nest and they were made for him when he was growing up with his German Grandparents.
Comment submitted: 3/31/2007 (#2020)
By its ours
I saw a recipe for same thing but done in the oven so you could make several at the same time. I am trying to locate that recipe now.
Comment submitted: 3/19/2007 (#1875)
By ToadHole
In the South, they're also called Toad in the Holes.
Comment submitted: 2/10/2007 (#1484)
By Stephy
My dad used to make this when I was a kid. He called it Eggs in a Basket. Although he toasted the bread first. His was always awesome. Mine sucked everytime I made it in the future. How can eggs and toast suck? Leave it to me to screw up my choldhood....
Comment submitted: 9/27/2006 (#395)
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