Anyway but burnt. When they turn brown in an omelet or scrambled, that's a no go.
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My favorite is fresh yard eggs fried in the bacon fat you just finished frying before you started the eggs... Don't turn 'em over, just splash the hot bacon grease up over the top of 'em and let that cook them like over easy... Serve up with the bacon, either hot biscuits or those little yeast rolls... I put black pepper on 'em and dig in... Sometimes it's nice to add some homemade blackberry jelly or mayhaw jelly... Then other times I like to douse 'em good with McIlhinney's instead of the sweetness of the jelly...
I'm by eggs like Tom T Hall was about beer...
Love 'em fried, boiled deviled, scrambled, poached, you name it... Even a fried over hard on a juicy burger is pretty dang good too!
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Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View PostMy favorite is fresh yard eggs fried in the bacon fat you just finished frying before you started the eggs... Don't turn 'em over, just splash the hot bacon grease up over the top of 'em and let that cook them like over easy... Serve up with the bacon, either hot biscuits or those little yeast rolls... I put black pepper on 'em and dig in... Sometimes it's nice to add some homemade blackberry jelly or mayhaw jelly... Then other times I like to douse 'em good with McIlhinney's instead of the sweetness of the jelly...
I'm by eggs like Tom T Hall was about beer...
Love 'em fried, boiled deviled, scrambled, poached, you name it... Even a fried over hard on a juicy burger is pretty dang good too!
This. Runny yoke with edges of the whites crispy.
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Y'all are missing the most important part. Fried over easy or medium.....IN THE BACON GREASE.
Never flip it. Splash the grease on top with the spatula.
Sent from my SM-G973U using TapatalkLast edited by Burntorange Bowhunter; 02-23-2021, 07:17 PM.
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Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View PostY'all are missing the most important part. Fried over easy or medium.....IN THE BACON GREASE.
Never flip it. Splash the grease on top with the spatula.
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Originally posted by Austin View PostJust about anyway they are cooked over easy is my go too if scrambling I like to lightly toast a little corn meal in butter and mix it in with the scrambled eggs then alittle yellow mustard you’ll thank me later
Is this something you had growing up? I've never heard of scrambled eggs made this way, but I'm willing to give it a try.
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