I learned this recipe while I was taking a home economics class in high school (a long time ago). I have prepared these 'eggs in a basket' for my children for Easter fun when they were small. They are all grown up now and they still insist on the 'eggs in a basket' each and every Easter. My hubby really likes them too.
i too made these in class and they are good when your in a hurry cause they are fast to make dont have to be watched that closely you can add chopped scallions and link sausage thats been microwaved a little alitlle butter on top of egg is good the can also be cooked longer til they are like hard boiled which is how boyfriend likes them
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These were very easy to make and tasted GOOD . They baked up nice and crunchy on the outside with the nice soft egg in the middle !! I will make these again for my 2 nieces ! Thank You !
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I kid you not I too made this in Home Ec class 60 years ago - fond memories! I took a couple of libertires I used an Italian Calabese Roll (sp), took our some of the center crumbs popped a slice of crumbled bacon and a small chunk of cheddar under the egg- Baked at 350 for 15 minutes The bun came out all crunchy. Served with Potato Mushroom Saute - Lovely Brunch Thanks Gee Bee
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