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    Default One Pan Egg Hack

    The wife found this on FB

    I have a new challenge hehehe

    Anyone done this yet ???


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    I saw that on Youtube a while back. The bread is in the bread machine. The plan is to cook it for lunch. But I will be using a cast iron skillet.
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    Love an egg sandwich, have never made one like that but I also love grilled cheese with added ingredients.

    We use mayonnaise in place of butter, to grill a nice crust on the outside and is not as soggy. I know sounds weird, but give it a try, do not need much.

    Also, there are eggs and there are eggs. We live near an Agricultural College and can pickup farm fresh organic eggs of different varieties. Good well raised eggs make a huge difference, with large golden yellow yokes, pricier but worth the cost difference.

    Will have to give this a try, perhaps with Spam, love the spam not the low fat, low sodium low anything, full-strength old-school Spam, browned to a nice crust.

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    love this idea. Thank for sharing Glen.
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    That looks great, quick and easy.
    Spam, diced peppers and onions, mushrooms...the possibilities are endless.
    Yum.

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    I've made quite a few, with the use of a campfire iron.

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    Even use them on the range top, in the house
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    Great idea! Thanks Glen.
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    My first attempt using a Lodge 12" Skillet went near perfect

    Kinda fun really hehehe

    I mean we can all make a fried egg Sammie, but this did add a bit of "Pizazzzz" to the process
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    My first attempt using a Lodge 12" Skillet went near perfect

    Kinda fun really hehehe

    I mean we can all make a fried egg Sammie, but this did add a bit of "Pizazzzz" to the process
    This reminds a bit about something from years ago. There was a writer at our local paper who wrote about all kinds of things about the outdoors. Camping, hiking, fishing, hunting etc and I loved to read his articles.

    One article was comparing his age old propane single burner to the newer ones. While the newer ones did work a bit better he said he'd stick with his old one as the New Ones didn't go 'Pisssst'. When starting up.

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