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Eggs In A Nest Recipe

Aug 4, 2011

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“Eggs in a Nest” is currently my favorite breakfast food. The thought of it will get me out of bed in the morning. I’m not much of a breakfast person, so that’s saying something!

“Eggs in a Nest” goes by several other names like “Eggs in a Basket” and “Frog in a Pond”, so you may have heard of it.

It’s so simple to make, so this really isn’t much of a recipe, but I’ve been dying to share my favorite food with you!

eggs in a nest ingredients

I like to eat mine with a side of sausage and fruit!

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Comments

  1. Toad in Hole! lol Not my thing but my kids love it

  2. missloopy says:

    random, but sort of associated…
    we had eggs on smashed lentils for dinner the other night. it was a big hit. the recipe said to bake the eggs in the lentils (in ramekins)…. but i had a hard time monitoring the yolks that way… by the time the white had set, the yolk was firm. so i found it easier to cook the eggs in a little non-stick pan & set em atop a mound of moroccan spiced smashed lentils.

    this is the recipe, but i used moroccan spices & cooked the eggs separately after the first failed attempt ;)
    http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/main-dish/recipe-smashed-lentils-with-egg-014389

  3. We call these Popeyes! I have been eating them since I was a kid, and now I make them for my sons and husband, who had never had one before he married me :)

    • Popeyes – I love it! I never had these as a kid either – I’m definitely making up for lost time though because I’m eating them almost daily!

  4. Stephanie P. says:

    We always ate these growing up! I loved them! Now I make them for my two girls! My favorite part was always to save the cut out bread to eat last!

  5. YUM! I’ve never tried it, but it looks delish :) I’ve got no sourdough, but white bread will have to do for now.

  6. Love that little nibble of fried bread you get from the cut-out… yum… midnight snack anyone?

  7. My Mom made this for me as a kid. She called it Egg in the Middle. Agree the cutout is so good. We used it for dipping in the yolk.

  8. Stephanie says:

    That is something I learned how to make when I was a child learning to cook over 30 years ago. I make it for my kids and they enjoy it.

  9. We called these Toad In The Hole and I made it for my son when he was in high school. I whisked the egg and poured it in the hole. That way he could wrap it in a napkin and eat it as he drove to school! He has a daughter now and can’t wait until she is big enough so I can make these for her.

  10. We called these “Egyptian Eye” when I was growing up. I think that was the name listed in the kids cookbook we had. I’ve always wondered what Toad in the Hole was – guess I’ve been eating it all along and never knew! lol
    Thanks for sharing, I’d almost forgotten how good those were!

  11. Ha! My husband saw these made in the movie Ultraviolet and had to try them. Huge hit! Kids love to cut up the bread in fun shapes! Never had them as a kid, I’m so jealous…must make up for that now! :)

    • I never had them as a kid either, so I’m also making up for lost time, lol. At first we just did circle cutouts but now it’s fun to use cookie cutters to make fun shapes.

  12. Ive always called it Toad in a Hole……….so good in the mornings

  13. Loooove these! We always called them a “toe in the hole” but maybe we just got it mixed up w/ “toad” somewhere along the line. I also met someone who called it a “Kramer.” I thought that was odd, but to each their own!

  14. My grandmother made egg in the nest for me all the time. She would always cut it up for me too – even as I got older. Great memories!

  15. Christine says:

    Love it!! Try it with potato bread, its to die for!! At least for me!:)

  16. My kids call them ” Eggs in a Frame”. They got the recipe from a kids cookbook and it is their FAVORITE breakfast food! I love the idea of scrambling the egg first so it can be eaten on the go. I am going to try it tomorrow!

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