This is a very silly dish, and one I happen to be inordinately fond of. You tear a hole out of the middle of a piece of bread, butter what’s left of it, and put it in a frying pan. Crack an egg into the hole. After a few minutes, turn it over. You end up with a fried egg embedded in a crispy piece of buttered toast. I could eat it every morning.
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