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Topic: "How do you like your eggs?"
metalwing's photo
Sat 03/28/09 03:39 PM
any way really but the easy way is fried, over easy, and covered with chilpolte sauce

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Sat 03/28/09 06:27 PM

sunny side up bigsmile

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Sat 03/28/09 08:39 PM

scrambled with cheese.
Yummmm, cheesey eggsdrool

oldsage's photo
Sun 03/29/09 06:22 AM
Over easy, is preferred, with bacon dry wheat toast & coffee.

However, I will take my eggs, just about anyway I canget them.

Snoman1951's photo
Sun 03/29/09 06:30 AM
couple of eggs over easy, home fries with fried onions, whole wheat toast and coffee with a little sugar bigsmile

MsCarmen's photo
Sun 03/29/09 06:35 AM
I used to eat eggs just about any way you could cook them. Then, for some unknown reason, I became allergic to them while pregnant with my daughter. Now I can't eat them at all. sad

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Sun 03/29/09 06:39 AM
Over easy

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Sun 03/29/09 11:27 PM
I like a good omelet with just about anything left over in the fridge in it. Tomatoes, green peppers, cheese, sausage (crumbled), onions, a spoonful or 2 of rice pilaf. Then smothered with thick, red, sauce-type spicy chili, and a bit more shredded Cheddar cheese.

I'll take a side of grits, extra butter, with that, please.

Winx's photo
Sun 03/29/09 11:34 PM

I like them cracked open in spaghetti sauce and fried with parmesan cheese.


Wow, I've never heard of that.

Winx's photo
Sun 03/29/09 11:34 PM
I put ketchup on my scrambled eggs.

GaryGuitar's photo
Mon 03/30/09 02:36 PM
My favorite omelette is Lox and Onion with fresh dill and creamy horseradish sauce (my own, homemade) with home fries and wheat toast.
Otherwise: Over medium, scrambled, poached, basted and Eggs Benedict.
I also like to make 'em with some nice sausage gravy on biscuits with a side of grits (real grits, not that instant junk).

ArtGurl's photo
Mon 03/30/09 02:43 PM
Edited by ArtGurl on Mon 03/30/09 02:44 PM


two please, over easy
oj
wheat
hash browns, extra crispy
steak medium rare
coffee cream and sugar

bigsmile



I'll have what he's having ... bacon instead of steak ... tea instead of coffee


Please cut out all the depressing articles from the newspaper ahead of time ... better yet just hand me the comics and I am good to go ...

People always tell me if there is something important to know ...

...now where are my slippers?


laugh



tngxl65's photo
Mon 03/30/09 02:45 PM

flowerforyou an omelette with ham and cheeseflowerforyou


and some green peppers and mushrooms and I'm good!

DTHRomeo's photo
Mon 03/30/09 02:45 PM

I put ketchup on my scrambled eggs.


Some like mustard on their scrambled eggs ohwell

BrenRhys's photo
Sat 04/04/09 02:24 AM
Edited by BrenRhys on Sat 04/04/09 02:24 AM
Omelet ideas here are awesome! Found my new place of inspiration :-D

My personal fav way to have eggs are to coddle them to about medium boiled!


Put eggs in pan, fill water to just above the eggs, put on burner on HIGH uncovered, once water reaches boil (like literally the second it boils, after it simmers) cover pan and remove from burner, let sit for 6-7 minutes, remove eggs from water and shock them (in icewater or under running cold water - it helps separate the shells from the whites), and enjoy with a spoon and salt right out of the shell!


Sounds complicated but it involves very little work, and you can make a dozen of them at a time.


Really good latenight snack, and though I wouldn't recommend it, you can also coddle eggs in a water boiler! That's right, you can plop eggs into a water boiler, since they shut themselves off at boil. It's hard to get them soft and medium boiled, but if all else fails, you can do it.

I wouldn't recommend it though. Calcium buildup blows on those things.

EZ4Sheezy's photo
Sun 04/12/09 08:51 PM
over easy with salsa

scrambled with cheese

omelettized with meat, cheese, onions and peppers

medium boiled w/ salt and pepper

pretty much any way you can cook 'em except Benedict

DTHRomeo's photo
Sun 04/12/09 09:29 PM
Cheedar omelette

Damn! i miss Harry's sad

DragonFlyTat's photo
Mon 04/13/09 05:58 AM
In an omlette. Also, I like them over medium where the white is cooked through. With wheat toast, butter and jelly please.bigsmile

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