Ah yes EoMEoTE#2 how a busy schedule has conspired against it, but happen it must. Last month's efforts was created after the first cup of coffee after crawling out of a tent. Cooked on a BBQ with slices of ham splashed with tabasco sauce. The appearance is lacking but I can assure you that the taste was just the thing for a busy day of skindiving and drinking. The eggs were a little harder than I like but that's the cost of cooking a large batch of eggs and leaving yourself last. We all bear our crosses. Mine is made of overly hardened protein.
Joining me in this most modest of culinary adventures is the acme of modesty himself, tokyo goat , and his his entry . The toast is the traditional Japanese white bread with the yolk ever do gently bulging at its skin surrounded by a white that resembles the jagged coastline of Izu Peninsula. A sprinkling of pepper completes it.
Welcome too to the self-deprecatingly monikered FoodNerd! , who tells us :
Fry egg. Slice cheddar, sharpest is best. Put dijon mustard on pumpernickel, put cheddar on, top with egg, close sandwich, grill in butter. So damn good, so much better than it even sounds. Especially when it's all there is to eat because the fridge is, mysteriously and uncharacteristically, empty.
As delicious as this is terrifying.
And Reid promised but is… unwell and apologise for the fact. Good news is he's feeling better now.
If I've missed any eggy efforts, let me know.
This is very cute. And it's a green bananas post which leads to a lovely recollection by her .
stop-the-presses, hold-the-front-page etc: Cook sister! gets into the spirit of things by being late but great and presents her End of Month Egg on Toast Extravaganza . It's an exceptional piece with sherried mushrooms that form a barricade around the yolk like the old wall of Vienna. Go look it's good. Jeanne will be hosting #3 next month, sometime.