Egg-in-a-hole

The following morning each patrol built its own fire and cooked breakfast, making bacon and eggs-in-a-hole in skillets and on grills made by the girls.

She showed them all how to make an Egg-in-a-Hole.

“Have you ever had an egg-in-a-hole?” I ask.

Find a dozen fun ways to make an egg-in-a-hole on page 59.

She usually made us an egg-in-a-hole, with the toast cutout shaped like a heart.

If you’ve ever made an egg-in-a-hole for breakfast, you’re familiar with the concept of offsetting (sorry, you might have to Google that one).

You don’t really need a recipe for this, but I wanted to remind you that an egg-in-a-hole (or egg-in-a-nest, egg-in-a-basket, or my favorite, a hole in one) is easy to make and eat.