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Submitted by Kozmic Blues
"Besides being one of the most amazing movies I've seen in a while, V for Vendetta features the simplest, most CRAVEABLE breakfast dish I think I've ever seen. In the movie, "V", in his jaunty kitchen apron, so lovingly prepares this charming breakfast dish for Natalie Portman's character. By the movie's end, I was craving so badly, that I made it for our breakfast for the next two days!! Please feel free to use ANY bread you have on hand. I also like to make these on my large nonstick griddle, but you can prepare them 1 or 2 at a time using a non-stick frying pan."
photo by Devin C. 
- Ready In:
- 15mins
- Ingredients:
- 4
- Serves:
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4-6
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ingredients
- 6 slices whole wheat bread
- 6 eggs
- butter
- salt and pepper
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directions
- Butter bread slices on both sides.
- Cut an approximately 2 inch circle in the middle of each slice, using a cookie cutter or small glass.
- Place buttered bread slices on a non-stick griddle pan, preheated over medium heat.
- Add a bit of butter to the center of the bread, and gently crack your eggs into the hole.
- Sprinkle eggs with salt and freshly ground pepper to taste.
- When the eggs begin to set around the edge of the hole, flip.
- Finish cooking eggs as you prefer (over easy or over medium).
- The buttered bread "centers" can be grilled or toasted as well to sop up the extra yolk!
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Reviews
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A nice simple breakfast dish that brings back childhood memories - I used wholemeal/wholegrain bread and toasted one side first in the toaster on crumpet setting and then lightly sprayed a non-stick frypan with oil spray (to cut down saturated fat) put the uncooked side down and put the egg in the whole and also put the cut out bits uncooked side down to brown off and cooked for a few minutes till white was set though my yolk cooked more than I would have liked but only because it broke as it went into the pan but still had a bit of runny yolk to mop up with the cut out bit of toast. Thank you Kosmic Blue for breakfast and averybird for the recommendation, made for I recommend tag game.
I'mPat
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I made this both yesterday and today, and each time it turned out fabulous! I remember trying my hand at this recipe when the movie first came out, but let's just say that it didn't turn out half as good as with this recipe!<br/><br/>Also, I just wanted to include that I am on a diet. So, I made the following substitutions: low calorie bread, whipped butter, 2% milk, and with egg whites (I used one egg white per basket and it still turned out darned good). I made my husbands with the previous modifications, but I used the egg yolks. We both give the recipe five stars for OUTSTANDING! A must try!
Layla Noel
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I'll vouch for this. I love bread toasted on the stove, it's so much better then out of the toaster. So this just made perfect sense one day. Everyone I've made these for loves them. I usually melt some cheese on top once I've flipped the bread.
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Yummy! I grew up eating these - my mom called them "ace in the hole"! We always used a drinking glass to cut out the holes, and the most fun part for us kids was eating the toasted "hole"! :) Thanks for posting!
princessbride029
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Very Tasty! I tried cutting out the circles and then buttering the bread - it was a pain. Stick to the recipe and it should be easier to deal with the slices of bread.
Marjorine
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Tweaks
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Use mayonnaise in place of the butter, and then only use pepper. The mayo salts it enough. Works for grilled cheese too
Samantha C.
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