Spyke

Lol my brain automatically said, “I’d rather die than give you control” after reading this title

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lemmy.world

We always called it a Toad in a Hole. But we'd always stack ham and cheese over it with the bread piece on the very top. My father was always excited to make them for everyone on the weekends.

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lemmy.world

This is what my Dad called it and you are the first person I've ever heard besides him do it.

I wonder if it's regional, are you from NY/New England area?

Sometimes he would also call it "Frog in a Log" but that could have just been him being goofy.

The "official" name I've heard since then is Eggs in a Basket.

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startrek.website

Toad in a hole is sausage in a pie dough, but it seems that name was reused in a limited number of us regions. Egg+bread is egg in a nest in pretty much all other UK colonized regions and in the UK.

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ma11enreply
lemmy.world

In the UK toad in the hole is sausages in Yorkshire pudding.

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lemm.ee

That's one glamorous bread hole

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LoneGanselreply
lemmy.world

Thanks. I'm trying to do a bit more with my presentation. There's a balance between pretty and not enough food and this teeters right on the edge of that in my opinion.

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lemmy.world

I think berries deserve to be in an abundant glistening pile! Two sliced berries is a pretty decoration but leaves me feeling a little sad.

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We like to call this Bregg in my house but our doesn't look this fancy. It looks great, although the cut berries seems a little extra.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

I grew up in the Midwest US and we called this a "Gashouse". No idea why.

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I also don't know why I grew up in the midwest, but I generally regret it.

(We called it toad in a hole, sausage in croissant dough was pigs in a blanket).

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lemmy.world

I've just never really understood these at all. The egg/bread ratio in each bite is just off. I'd rather just put the egg on top of the toast and enjoy egg + toast in every bite. What am I missing?

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Yeah considering the effort I'll end up just making a poached egg on toast the next time around. I can punch circles out of toast and be fancy without sacrificing flavor.

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LoneGanselreply
lemmy.world

Thank you!! It's from the country sourdough loaf I posted yesterday!

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Absolutely delicious-looking bread. That’s on my list to try to make, now that I’ve got a nice stand mixer. You killed it!

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It broke when I flipped things but it was still jammy inside! Next time I think I'll toast one side of the bread, flip it, then break my egg in and cook things covered so I'm not having to flip things.

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Looks like the yolk broke while cooking. Some people don't like runny yolks, so it might have been intentional.

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This is a BEATIFUL dish. I do think more berries would work, but it's a hard to argue with the very nicely balanced and striking presentation.

It screams for a strong berry mimosa accoutrement! 😁

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