A classic Egg in a Hole is great just as it is.
Get a step-by-step recipe from Pioneer Woman Cooks.
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What if you bake the egg into an avocado?
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Or into a tomato.
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Baked eggs in dinner rolls with hot sauce is the easiest/cheapest dinner ever.
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A baked potato makes a very exciting hole.
An egg lends itself to teddy bear shapes.
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Dog shapes.
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Flowers.
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This is is heart-shaped egg-in-a-hole FRENCH TOAST.
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You can line a muffin tin with regular sandwich bread. Result: Twelve exciting holes.
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Line a muffin tin or ramekin with shredded potatoes…
Get the recipe for Baked Eggs in a Crunchy Potato Crust.
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But let’s not explore that territory too much because someone’s bound to make a gross joke.
Just because you put your egg in an exciting hole doesn’t mean you have to stop there.
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Make it a part of something, like a Caesar salad…
This Caesar salad is served at NYC’s Redhead restaurant, and it is awesome.
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If all else fails, just cover it in cheese.
(In this case, ricotta and Parmesan.) Get the recipe.
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