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I don't do it often, but egg on a hamburger is a treat. Just the burger, the egg (scrambled but fried is good too), and a bun. Maybe a little jam on it.
I've also had egg in a breakfast burrito. There was a restaurant near work that served those, it was scrambled egg, Mexican cheese, seasoned ground beef and hash browns rolled up in a flour tortilla. They would serve it with some salsa but I knew the best way to have it, I'd open it up a little a spread some strawberry jam on it (it was breakfast, after all). Heaven.
I think the Chinese make something called a 100 year egg. And then there is pickled egg but I think that's similar to the 100 year egg.
I think deviled eggs belong in their own class.
Italiancook, I have found that subbing some of the flour with semolina helps it from snapping back when stretching it. Half a cup should do.
I missed it too. I'd like to know what all the ways of making eggs are.
I made a batch of stuffed red peppers today.
I clicked on the wrong one by mistake and got it right.
It looks like I'm in the minority here who likes the bowl lift model. I bought it because I keep it and use it on the counter top which has overhead cabinets and I didn't want to be concerned about clearance for a tilt head.
I got lucky on this.
This afternoon I made my sandwich buns. Also made up a batch of chocolate chip cookie dough, portioned it out and froze it.
I pulled stuffed peppers from the freezer and roasted them, had it with a simple salad.
Ooooo, I knew this! I've done it too but honestly, it's not the best way to make eggs.
Looks like a clean sweep!
I made spaghetti with meat sauce.
I missed it too. Not a big fan of beets although the beet greens are a real treat.
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