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only for breakfast, or for any time?

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Originally posted by duecer
only for breakfast, or for any time?

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Wtf is a home fry?

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Originally posted by jimslyp69
Wtf is a home fry?
wut😠


off wid hiz head😠😠😠😠

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😞*exasperated sigh* these are home fries:http://blog.nbc.com/frank/homefries4-26.jpg

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Originally posted by duecer
😞*exasperated sigh* these are home fries:http://blog.nbc.com/frank/homefries4-26.jpg
Puke on a plate? Mmmm. Tasty!

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Originally posted by jimslyp69
Puke on a plate? Mmmm. Tasty!
barbarian! we're talking fine cuisine

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Originally posted by duecer
only for breakfast, or for any time?

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Definitely not for breakfast, but they are good for either lunch or dinner. Very nice together with scrambled eggs.

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Originally posted by duecer
barbarian! we're talking fine cuisine
You have to admit that the picture doesn't look very appealing. What's that horrible stuff in the background?

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Definitely not for breakfast, but they are good for either lunch or dinner. Very nice together with scrambled eggs.
mmm! yumm! I love them with either scrambled or over easy. Eggs aren't just for breakfast either.

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Originally posted by duecer
mmm! yumm! I love them with either scrambled or over easy. Eggs aren't just for breakfast either.
I had to look up "over easy"... I am not a big fan of fried eggs, but if I have them at all, it's certainly not for breakfast.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
I had to look up "over easy"... I am not a big fan of fried eggs, but if I have them at all, it's certainly not for breakfast.
Eggs are a very popular breakfast food in may households.

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My birds like their eggs still connected to the chick. If there's a category before over easy, that's probably it.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
I had to look up "over easy"... I am not a big fan of fried eggs, but if I have them at all, it's certainly not for breakfast.
In America there is a difference between a fried egg and over easy. In a fried egg the yolk is broken and cooked completely. Over easy the yolk remains intact and is warmed but not cooked (runny). I love them🙂

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Originally posted by Badwater
My birds like their eggs still connected to the chick. If there's a category before over easy, that's probably it.
Be on the look out for a person carrying a basket!

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Originally posted by duecer
In America there is a difference between a fried egg and over easy. In a fried egg the yolk is broken and cooked completely. Over easy the yolk remains intact and is warmed but not cooked (runny). I love them🙂
Wikipedia lists both kinds as subcategories of fried eggs. I am not sure I have ever had fried eggs that were fried on both sides (which apparently both the ones you call fried eggs and the ones called "over easy" are). Isn't it difficult to turn it without breaking the yolk?