SeaCat
Hey, my Halo is smoking
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When my wife and I had returned home from our shopping expedition today, and had dried off and warmed up, we decided we needed something to eat. We wanted something warm.
I looked in the fridge and saw the eggs sitting there. Oh yeah. I started getting things ready.
A large Fry Pan, a couple of eggs, bread and spices as well as some cheese. Yep I was ready. I was also hungry and not willing to sit around waiting.
I grabbed a couple of cups and cracked two eggs into each one. I used a fork to break the yolks, but I didn't mix them. Into each cup I sprinkled some Garlic Powder and a dash or three of Texas Pete Hot Sauce.
I dropped a bit of Bacon Grease into the fry pan and turned on the heat. When the grease had melted I swirled it around then poured in one cup of egg. I swirled this around so it covered the entire bottom of the non stick pan and then let it cook. (This is a ten inch skillet by the way.) It took all of a minute for the egg to start sizzling and harden. I flipped it with the spatula and added the Cheese. (Pepper Jack.) I cooked it until the cheese started melting then slid it out of the skillet onto the first slice of toast. As the skillet cooled away from the heat I folded the hard fried egg so it fit on the toast then added the second piece of toast.
I did the same to the second cup of eggs and soon we both had our fried egg sandwich to munch on.
Talk about a simple yet tasty sandwich. (Not to mention slightly filling.) Not to mention cheap. Eggs, are $1.39 a dozen, or $0.12 each. Bread is at $1.39 a loaf or roughly $0.06 a slice. Cheese is roughly $2.00 a package or $0.10 a slice. Garlic and Hot Sauce I buy in bulk and it's hard to measure just how much you use. We're talking a sandwich the way I make it costs maybe $0.46 each.
Cat
I looked in the fridge and saw the eggs sitting there. Oh yeah. I started getting things ready.
A large Fry Pan, a couple of eggs, bread and spices as well as some cheese. Yep I was ready. I was also hungry and not willing to sit around waiting.
I grabbed a couple of cups and cracked two eggs into each one. I used a fork to break the yolks, but I didn't mix them. Into each cup I sprinkled some Garlic Powder and a dash or three of Texas Pete Hot Sauce.
I dropped a bit of Bacon Grease into the fry pan and turned on the heat. When the grease had melted I swirled it around then poured in one cup of egg. I swirled this around so it covered the entire bottom of the non stick pan and then let it cook. (This is a ten inch skillet by the way.) It took all of a minute for the egg to start sizzling and harden. I flipped it with the spatula and added the Cheese. (Pepper Jack.) I cooked it until the cheese started melting then slid it out of the skillet onto the first slice of toast. As the skillet cooled away from the heat I folded the hard fried egg so it fit on the toast then added the second piece of toast.
I did the same to the second cup of eggs and soon we both had our fried egg sandwich to munch on.
Talk about a simple yet tasty sandwich. (Not to mention slightly filling.) Not to mention cheap. Eggs, are $1.39 a dozen, or $0.12 each. Bread is at $1.39 a loaf or roughly $0.06 a slice. Cheese is roughly $2.00 a package or $0.10 a slice. Garlic and Hot Sauce I buy in bulk and it's hard to measure just how much you use. We're talking a sandwich the way I make it costs maybe $0.46 each.
Cat
