eggs.

[rajpoot]

Egg in the hole

I first saw this when I watched V for Vendetta. he called it Egg in the Basket.

[Fragony]

I first saw this when I watched V for Vendetta. he called it Egg in the Basket.

You try making it look like that.

[miotas]

I love my nanna's devilled eggs.

[Megas Methuselah]

I like my eggs done over-easy. I don't care what everyone else likes, you're all below my concern.

[rajpoot]

You try making it look like that.

I do, I always try! Never works though! Sometimes the bread isn't crisp enough, or the egg overflows, or is undercooked and whatnot!
I mean ok that was a movie, but still, how did they make it look so perfect?!

[Reverend Joe]

I first saw this when I watched V for Vendetta. he called it Egg in the Basket.

Well, my mama called it Egg in a Hole and it was the best damn breakfast I ever had, so I think I'll stick with Egg in a Hole.

Mmm... I could go for some right about now.

[Aemilius Paulus]

Well, the egg white is healthy, but the benefits of the egg yellow are tempered, indeed, by their unhealthy amount of cholesterol. People need to abandon the idea that everything that is "natural" is healthy and especially the idea that such distinction as "natural" and "organic" exists.

It does not matter whether the tomatoes were fertilised with elemental fixed nitrogen or nitrogen found in chicken droppings. Either create hazardous run-off, BTW, as does cow faecal matter, despite its comparably low nutrient content&concentration.

As for me, I always eat and buy organic. My food always contains Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen. Yep, the organic CHON, the four organic elements.

[||Lz3||]

Mine also have amounts of phosphorus and sulfur...

On eggs... I HATE THEM!! Honestly, I can't stand them. When I was a kid I got this wrong idea that eating eggs was like eating little chickens... NowI just don't like the flavor. Which pretty much gives me tons of problems since a very large portion of breakfasts include eggs... So I'm always having sandwiches, cereal, bla bla bla for breakfast.

[Reverend Joe]

Well, the egg white is healthy, but the benefits of the egg yellow are tempered, indeed, by their unhealthy amount of cholesterol. People need to abandon the idea that everything that is "natural" is healthy and especially the idea that such distinction as "natural" and "organic" exists.

It does not matter whether the tomatoes were fertilised with elemental fixed nitrogen or nitrogen found in chicken droppings. Either create hazardous run-off, BTW, as does cow faecal matter, despite its comparably low nutrient content&concentration.

As for me, I always eat and buy organic. My food always contains Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen. Yep, the organic CHON, the four organic elements.

[Aemilius Paulus]

Other than spam, what did that mean? Numerous things a "stare" can be construed as.

[Reverend Joe]

Other than spam, what did that mean? Numerous things a "stare" can be construed as.

It means... I hate you. How can you not like eggs?! Screw that organic crap, all that matters is the survival of humanity!

(Which, granted, is best achieved through environmentalist means, but that doesn't mean we have to abandon eggs. It's called reform, man.)

[Aemilius Paulus]

It means... I hate you. How can you not like eggs?! Screw that organic crap, all that matters is the survival of humanity!

Way to misunderstand me . Never did I make a mention of me personally disliking or not being especially fond of eggs; nor do I care about "organic" food, as it is a misnomer in its current usage. I detest with passion organic enthusiasts. Aforementioned post of mine explains a few reasons in brief.