Of course they are. If the media tells you they aren’t, you KNOW they are.
Gack!!! What’s that green stuff doing ruining the gorgeous, perfectly well done eggs? And only two slices of bacon? Come on, now!
That’s a beautiful picture of bacon, but the eggs need a little crispy-ness around the edges.
Might as well eat them raw if they are cooked like that. Scrambled with green onions, jalapeno and basturma with some fresh salsa on top and a splash of soy sauce and vinegar—yum.
Eggszactly.
My chickens thank you. As does the rat snake who’s been trying unsuccessfully to help with my evening chores.
TC
During WWII my Father got a reprimand from the Battalion C.O.
His crime? He traded some candy to a German kid for some eggs. For some reason unknown to me, they were easy to sabotage.
My Daughter and her family raise chickens. They live in a near rural area. They always give a lot away as they cannot eat all they have.
This should be posted in hard scrambled news.
Not when the kids are throwing them at the front door because it’s the first Halloween where you’re in your own place and you didn’t buy enough candy to hand out because you didn’t know there were so many kids in the neighborhood so you turned off the porch light and hid behind the couch while the little angels were outside in a mob screaming “We know you’re in there and we want candy!” and you start to wonder if maybe you can give them cans of Campbell’s Chicken With Stars soup but you realize they’d probably throw the soup cans at the window and what kid walks around with eggs on Halloween and then you see your neighbor Bob out behind his pickup handing out eggs to the kids so you forget there are kids with eggs out there waiting for you and you open the front door and some kid who’s going to grow up to be a Cy Young winner pelts you in the puss with an egg and you get yolk up your nose and pass out because you can’t breathe and Bob is giving the kids a can of gasoline and some matches and the police come and haul you off for frightening children and you have to call your wife at work to come and bail you out and she’s there at the front of the police station tapping her foot with her arms crossed because she married a man who frightens children and you ride home in silence to find that Bob gave the kids magic markers and they wrote swear words that even you didn’t know on your door and your wife hands you a pail of soapy water and a rag and says to not let the already dried eggs dry on the door because they’ll be harder to get off and they are and you’re trying to wipe off the dirty words and dried eggs while thinking about stuffing eggs and magic markers down Bob’s throat. So, sometimes eggs aren’t so good.
Eggs Benedict for me, every time.
Too bad you can’t get it any more. I’m only up to making it on rare occasions.
And Eggs Benedict is always awesome.
Runny yoke=correct. Runny whites=disgusting.
And, of course, voluminous bacon should always be included...
3 eggs with jalapenos and mushrooms cooked in coconut oil; genuine pork bacon or pork sausage. Toast made from homemade bread with butter and strawberry jam.
Breakfast of champions.
I eat 4-6 a day.
Eggs FROM HEALTHY FREE ROAMING CHICKENS WITH ACCESS TO GOOD FOOD are probably the cheapest healthiest food on the planet. To be eaten in full, not just the yolk or just the white. Nature’s perfect food.
Perfect Fried Eggs:
Put 1/2 tspn of bacon fat in a small non-stick pan. Heat on high.
When it starts smoking (~450 degrees), throw a pad of butter in the pan. It will burn.
Break two eggs into pan, cover, change heat to medium-high, cook for one minute.
Remove from heat, still covered, for one minute.
Slide onto plate & devour.
(Adjust times for how much you want the yoke done.)
We have 5 lovely hens that deliver 3-5 eggs per day. The yokes are almost orange and the taste is fantabulous. In addition the chooks eat every insect and weed the yard. Win win.
A couple weeks ago, we made breakfast for the men’s group at church. One of the guys donated 3 dozen fresh from the farm duck eggs.
Good stuff.
Bttt
Factoids.
Eggs have cholesterol. Eggs have lecithin. While too much cholesterol may not be good, lecithin cuts cholesterol, so eggs are a balanced food.
There are many other examples of natural balances.
Every other month there is a story about someone reaching 105 years of age. Many of them, when asked what is their longevity secret, say: ‘Every morning I have some bacon.’