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Runny, fried or poached. Set them on top of home fries, hit them hard with Tabasco, let th e yolk run into the taters.
Move the eggs, ketchup on taters now. Eat it all.
If no ones watching, lick the plate.
Seriously though, that's what the toast is for.
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For breakfast i like them scrambled but for any other time i like a hard fried egg sandwich with a hunk of cheese.
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My favorite is over easy-with a sprinkle of red pepper flakes, or Tabasco sauce will do. I don't eat eggs everyday, but I could...
I help with a club that cooks breakfast in the park every July 4, it's kind of a community reunion for the small town I'm from. Pancakes, whole hog sausage, bacon, eggs, toast, etc. We commonly have 800-1000 people, one year we served nearly 1500. That year I cracked & fried 60 dozen eggs in a 3 hour period. Over easy is the default when there's 30 people in line!
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Soft, hard or medium boiled, with or without tuna, mayo, valentinos and dill relish, fried any style, scrambled any way or poached or deviled.
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Soft, hard or medium boiled, with or without tuna, mayo, valentinos and dill relish, fried any style, scrambled any way or poached or deviled. Microwaved?
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You gotta recipie?
Ecc 10:2 The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.
A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.
"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".
I Dindo Nuffin
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It depends on my mood and what I have a taste for on any particular day. I've never met an egg I didn't like and like them fixed any way. Actually, the best eggs are Duck eggs... I would rather eat a duck egg anytime over a chicken egg... I agree. Most folks have no idea what they are missing with duck eggs. We can go out in the spring and gather wild ones. I prefer domesticated duck eggs though only because I don't like disturbing wildfowl nests.
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My boss has 9 ducks that lay eggs and he usually has a ton of them over the summer. Normally has a big box full of them if people want them. I can eat them for a few days in a row but after a while I want chicken eggs again.
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My boss has 9 ducks that lay eggs and he usually has a ton of them over the summer. Normally has a big box full of them if people want them. I can eat them for a few days in a row but after a while I want chicken eggs again. Whats the difference?
I am MAGA.
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I most often have them over easy fried in bacon grease, wife makes them scrambled. I like to add sea salt, coarse ground pepper and Cholula hot sauce. Once a week I make an omlette with a dash of liquid smoke, sea salt, coarse ground pepper and shredded sharp provolone or swiss cheese. Hard boiled and pickled eggs are great too.
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My boss has 9 ducks that lay eggs and he usually has a ton of them over the summer. Normally has a big box full of them if people want them. I can eat them for a few days in a row but after a while I want chicken eggs again. Whats the difference? The duck eggs are a lot richer. Waaaaaay better for baking than chicken eggs.
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I just had my 14th birthday, and I’m trying really, really hard to avoid the Duck sausage and eggs jokes...
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Color me pretentious because I like em sunny side up with buttered toast to dip into that gooey yolk tastiness.
Crack the eggs into a small well seasoned cast-iron pan then place a clear cover over them so the yolks steam cook.
When the yolks are halfway glazed over, they're ready to plate.
If you really want to be pretentious, add a side of bacon or sausage.
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Scrambled, but not the way most folks make them. Eggs, vanilla, grated parmesan, heavy cream, salt and pepper in butter in a small pan. Flip once like a pancake. Makes a nice breakfast treat. Low calorie, too!
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Depends,....I like 'em over easy if I'm eating them with bacon and toast. I use the toast to sop everything up.
I also like egg sandwiches. But I pop the yolk if I'm making a sandwich with them so it doesn't dribble down my shirt.
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Fried over easy in a pan, scrambled in the microwave unless it will be an omelet that is in a pan.
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This thread is worthless without pictures now...
"He is far from Stupid"
”person, who happens to have an above-average level of intelligence”
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My boss has 9 ducks that lay eggs and he usually has a ton of them over the summer. Normally has a big box full of them if people want them. I can eat them for a few days in a row but after a while I want chicken eggs again. Whats the difference? Duck eggs have a stronger flavor that some find unpleasant, which is why they have traditionally been used in baking rather than straight eating.
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Life can be rough on us dreamers.
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Raw in a frosty mug of Warsteiner Dunkel or whatever other German beer is around.
Just like Grandpa used to do.
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