Name: Eggs in Fried Bread
Ingredients: 2 sl Whole-wheat toast; Butter; 2 Eggs

What’s my goal for my kids? Is it just to keep them off drugs, get good grades and come out to church with the family? That might make for training a good American, but not necessarily for training a good Christian. I want my children to see their role as a Christian is not only preventing themselves from being stained by the world (here is where many Christian parents stop), but also empowered by the Holy Spirit to be used as an agent to transform the world. It’s helping them to understand, modeling it for them and giving them opportunities to be ambassadors for Christ.

Randy Smith

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs	American	Eggs	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	sl	Whole-wheat toast
		Butter
2		Eggs

INSTRUCTIONS

One of the worst breakfasts I have ever eaten in my life was at the
Salvation Army Hostel in Dublin, Ireland. I was a student and we traveled
on very little money. The hostel offered "Rasher and Fried Bread." (Rasher
is bacon.) It sounded good and it was cheap. Lord, it should have been. The
bread was fried in old bacon fat that was so rancid we almost died.
Fried bread makes a delicious breakfast. When the boys were little I
would serve them the following dish and we could create quite a game at the
breakfast table. Channing called the dish "Eggs Looking at You." I hope
your father made it for you when you were little.
Cut a hole about 2 inches in diameter in the center of each slice of
bread. Butter the bread on both sides and pan-fry gently until brown on
both sides. Crack an egg into each hole and cover the pan until the eggs
are set.
From <The Frugal Gourmet Cooks American>.  Downloaded from Glen's MM Recipe
Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.

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