When I make Toad in a Hole I like to sprinkle Brewer's Yeast, also known as Nutritional Yeast on the pan where the egg will sit, then on top of it once it's in the hole. Basically do that with all fried eggs, it makes such a tasty coating.
My grandfather had an egg cup and I even saw him use it a few times! Definitely rare though. You could find one in the US to buy, but you'd have to really search for it.
V for Vendetta was good for one thing, teaching me what a toad in a hole was, and how to make them.
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V for Vendetta was good for one thing, teaching me what a toad in a hole was, and how to make them.
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V specifically called it "Eggies in a Basket", so he was specifically referring to eggs fried in toast (which is what he was cooking).
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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Shortytouching the meatIntergalactic Cool CourtRegistered Userregular
V for Vendetta was good for one thing, teaching me what a toad in a hole was, and how to make them.
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V specifically called it "Eggies in a Basket", so he was specifically referring to eggs fried in toast (which is what he was cooking).
nope that's also bullshit
there's a (possibly apocryphal) story about this being the thing that made Alan Moore wash his hands of the adaptation
V for Vendetta was good for one thing, teaching me what a toad in a hole was, and how to make them.
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V specifically called it "Eggies in a Basket", so he was specifically referring to eggs fried in toast (which is what he was cooking).
nope that's also bullshit
there's a (possibly apocryphal) story about this being the thing that made Alan Moore wash his hands of the adaptation
Wait what's the problem?
That is literally what he was making and that's what he said.
Are you arguing the original comic was "toads in a hole" or something?
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
The absolute best egg is deviled. The second best is fried, sunny-side up, with a super runny yolk.
Where on the list do Scotch Eggs fall?
Cause a boiled egg, coated in sausage and bread crumbs then deep fried is a pretty tasty thing that I might put above deviled eggs.
But then, I've had some wildly mediocre deviled eggs in the past.
Over the weekend I ate pretty terribly. On Saturday I worked outside doing manual labor for a few hours so when it was time to eat we decided to hit up Dirty Oscar's Annex and I had a sandwich called "The Stoner." Fried chicken, parmesan tots (these are actually potato mixed with cheese that they make themselves omg) feta, onion, chimichurri aioli, pico de gallo on a pretzel bun. This sandwich was dense and so delicious. That was the only meal I ate that day. On Sunday, I had what is so far my favorite burger in the Tacoma area from Spanky Burger and Brew. I'm not really sure what their secret is but I knew pretty much instantly that it was the best burger I'd tried so far. I know there are a few of you in this thread that are in the Tacoma/Fife area. Any opinions on best burger?
My wife calls eggs fried in a slice of bread "Egyptian Toast"
I grew up calling them toads in a hole
Foods have different names in different places, guys, it's not really a problem.
Oh, sure, it's all 'fine' until I serve up some cane toads stuffed in a donut and suddenly everyone is all "wait this wasn't what I expected!" and "is this legal??"
Over the weekend I ate pretty terribly. On Saturday I worked outside doing manual labor for a few hours so when it was time to eat we decided to hit up Dirty Oscar's Annex and I had a sandwich called "The Stoner." Fried chicken, parmesan tots (these are actually potato mixed with cheese that they make themselves omg) feta, onion, chimichurri aioli, pico de gallo on a pretzel bun. This sandwich was dense and so delicious. That was the only meal I ate that day. On Sunday, I had what is so far my favorite burger in the Tacoma area from Spanky Burger and Brew. I'm not really sure what their secret is but I knew pretty much instantly that it was the best burger I'd tried so far. I know there are a few of you in this thread that are in the Tacoma/Fife area. Any opinions on best burger?
My wife calls eggs fried in a slice of bread "Egyptian Toast"
I grew up calling them toads in a hole
Foods have different names in different places, guys, it's not really a problem.
oh, it's a problem
it's a secret plot to confuse us
so we'll all be so busy trying to figure out what to call eggs in bread that we won't notice as the secret cabal of alien doppelgangers take over the earth
of course, you wouldn't know anything about Alien Doppelgangers
would you.
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Shortytouching the meatIntergalactic Cool CourtRegistered Userregular
V for Vendetta was good for one thing, teaching me what a toad in a hole was, and how to make them.
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V specifically called it "Eggies in a Basket", so he was specifically referring to eggs fried in toast (which is what he was cooking).
nope that's also bullshit
there's a (possibly apocryphal) story about this being the thing that made Alan Moore wash his hands of the adaptation
Wait what's the problem?
That is literally what he was making and that's what he said.
Are you arguing the original comic was "toads in a hole" or something?
it is my understanding that that food isn't called either "eggs in a basket" or "eggy in a basket" by anyone in England (at least according to alan moore)
V for Vendetta was good for one thing, teaching me what a toad in a hole was, and how to make them.
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V specifically called it "Eggies in a Basket", so he was specifically referring to eggs fried in toast (which is what he was cooking).
nope that's also bullshit
there's a (possibly apocryphal) story about this being the thing that made Alan Moore wash his hands of the adaptation
Wait what's the problem?
That is literally what he was making and that's what he said.
Are you arguing the original comic was "toads in a hole" or something?
it is my understanding that that food isn't called either "eggs in a basket" or "eggy in a basket" by anyone in England (at least according to alan moore)
I think "egg with a hat" is the US term for it
Also alan moore probably isn't a great source for much
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
V for Vendetta was good for one thing, teaching me what a toad in a hole was, and how to make them.
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V specifically called it "Eggies in a Basket", so he was specifically referring to eggs fried in toast (which is what he was cooking).
nope that's also bullshit
there's a (possibly apocryphal) story about this being the thing that made Alan Moore wash his hands of the adaptation
Wait what's the problem?
That is literally what he was making and that's what he said.
Are you arguing the original comic was "toads in a hole" or something?
it is my understanding that that food isn't called either "eggs in a basket" or "eggy in a basket" by anyone in England (at least according to alan moore)
At this point pretty much every name I have ever heard for that dish has been shot down as not a name for that dish, and the ones that supposedly ARE for that dish, I've never heard before. What is even happening? The Great EGG/Toast Controversy of 2017.
The absolute best egg is deviled. The second best is fried, sunny-side up, with a super runny yolk.
Where on the list do Scotch Eggs fall?
Cause a boiled egg, coated in sausage and bread crumbs then deep fried is a pretty tasty thing that I might put above deviled eggs.
But then, I've had some wildly mediocre deviled eggs in the past.
Scotch eggs are near the top for me, because its almost impossible to screw them up. But good deviled eggs are divine.
Take the yolks, mix them with salt, pepper, finely chopped sweet pickles, a little bit of mayo and a little bit of the pickle juice. Whip it up, heap it back in the egg halves. Give them a dash of paprika on top.
My wife calls eggs fried in a slice of bread "Egyptian Toast"
I grew up calling them toads in a hole
Foods have different names in different places, guys, it's not really a problem.
oh, it's a problem
it's a secret plot to confuse us
so we'll all be so busy trying to figure out what to call eggs in bread that we won't notice as the secret cabal of alien doppelgangers take over the earth
of course, you wouldn't know anything about Alien Doppelgangers
would you.
Where I grew up, we called the alien doppelgangers "toads in the hole."
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Edit: I was kind of hoping toast soldiers were a little more literal. Like toast stamped with a little soldier mold.
egg in a basket is a great way to combine them (made famous in V for Vendetta)
Not a fan of Spit in the Ocean I take it?
Spit in the Ocean is not my favorite but it definitely has one over on One Eyed Jack
....ayyyy?
Toad in a Hole is bad
How about Gold in the Tooth?
And who wants to pay $60 for a single egg cup?
Now I want something I cannot get
Except that really isn't what toad in the hole is. Well, sort of not. It's definitely not what toad in the hole is in England which makes that scene all the more baffling.
V specifically called it "Eggies in a Basket", so he was specifically referring to eggs fried in toast (which is what he was cooking).
nope that's also bullshit
there's a (possibly apocryphal) story about this being the thing that made Alan Moore wash his hands of the adaptation
Wait what's the problem?
That is literally what he was making and that's what he said.
Are you arguing the original comic was "toads in a hole" or something?
Where on the list do Scotch Eggs fall?
Cause a boiled egg, coated in sausage and bread crumbs then deep fried is a pretty tasty thing that I might put above deviled eggs.
But then, I've had some wildly mediocre deviled eggs in the past.
@Zonugal
You asked for it Ataxrxes!
I even like pickled eggs, which i understand may be controversial
I grew up calling them toads in a hole
Foods have different names in different places, guys, it's not really a problem.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
Oh, sure, it's all 'fine' until I serve up some cane toads stuffed in a donut and suddenly everyone is all "wait this wasn't what I expected!" and "is this legal??"
@Ataxrxes, I grew up in the Milton/Fife area and currently work for the city of Fife.
So with that out of the way...
Pick Quick
Go to Pick Quick (bring cash, they only take cash) and get yourself the best damn burger in Washington state.
oh, it's a problem
it's a secret plot to confuse us
so we'll all be so busy trying to figure out what to call eggs in bread that we won't notice as the secret cabal of alien doppelgangers take over the earth
of course, you wouldn't know anything about Alien Doppelgangers
would you.
it is my understanding that that food isn't called either "eggs in a basket" or "eggy in a basket" by anyone in England (at least according to alan moore)
No, pickled eggs are delicious. I've made several batches. Give me all the pickled things.
I think "egg with a hat" is the US term for it
Also alan moore probably isn't a great source for much
At this point pretty much every name I have ever heard for that dish has been shot down as not a name for that dish, and the ones that supposedly ARE for that dish, I've never heard before. What is even happening? The Great EGG/Toast Controversy of 2017.
Scotch eggs are near the top for me, because its almost impossible to screw them up. But good deviled eggs are divine.
Take the yolks, mix them with salt, pepper, finely chopped sweet pickles, a little bit of mayo and a little bit of the pickle juice. Whip it up, heap it back in the egg halves. Give them a dash of paprika on top.
Im salivating now.
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Where I grew up, we called the alien doppelgangers "toads in the hole."
Different strokes!