In my home, Mondays to Fridays of 5AM to 6AM is rush hour. We are in a hurry – my kids hurry to go to school, husband to go to work – and me hasten to prepare breakfast and packed lunch for them! So, I need to prepare foods that are easy and healthful.
Speaking of breakfast, eggs are always my choice in making quick and nutritive breakfast. Also eggs are easy to cook, cheap and great source of protein.
I know what in your mind? Because eggs are easy to cook, it means that I am making sunny side up or scram-bled eggs every day. Nope! And if I do that my choosy kids will be mad at me ha ha ha! Aside from sunny side up and scrambled eggs, I served my family with egg salad sandwich, omelettes, deviled eggs, egg fried rice, soft egg on toast…oh, I could list a lot more. By searching online, I was aided to learn different egg recipes that I cooked for my family.
How about you, how do you cook your eggs?
I simply boil it. :-) I like hard-boiled eggs. Fluffy omelettes are also nice.
ReplyDeleteyes, boiled, sunny side up and scrambled are the easiest way to cook eggs. We used to make egg sarciado too.
ReplyDeleteI agree that egg is the cheapest source of protein. There are now different types of egg fortified with selenium and omega-3. These are called especialty eggs by Bounty Fresh.
I'm the guilty mommy who cooks scrambled and sunny side ups for eggs! hahahaha!
ReplyDeleteBoiled and fried eggs, and something omellete too. I agree with you because it's so easy to cook just make sure its salmonella free or fully cooked it just to be safe.
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The usual is boiled, sunny-side-up, and scrambled.
ReplyDeleteScrambled and omelette with spinach and ham and mushroom. Your house must resemble mine during rush hours. I always wake up 15 minutes after my alarm clock which is why eggs are my choice too. I boil them while I take a shower. Luto na paglabas ko o d ba?
ReplyDeletei love the good old sunny side up just like my daughter's. my son loves to eat it with pancakes or with a toast.
ReplyDeleteWe love cheese and egg omelets.sometimes we also cook omelet with green peppers, tomatoes and onions.
ReplyDeleteHard boiled eggs for me. But if you can share with me other type of egg dish, that would be great!
ReplyDeleteI love sunny-side-up eggs. :) My father always cooks me one when I'm in a hurry and I'm about to it.
ReplyDeleteWe usually have sunny-side up, scrambled, hard or soft boiled eggs for breakfast. When my dad is specially inclined, he'll prepare an omelet. :)
ReplyDeleteI like to boil and cut it in three parts and garnish it in my pork steak or beef steak. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove to scramble the eggs, different omelets, OR softboiled eggs then include it in adobo or caldereta or whathaveyous
ReplyDeleteLove all dishes with eggs. LOL In fact, it's our family's favorite. If we can't think of anything to eat, we'd cook egg. Ha ha
ReplyDeleteWhat we like doing is boiling some eggs then mashing them and then mixing them with mayonnaise. Instant egg salad! Hehe.
ReplyDeleteI love hard boiled eggs sprinkled with salt. However, I also tasted soft boiled eggs in SG where the yolk is still runny and you mix soy sauce and dip the bread rolls there. It is also yummy.
ReplyDeleteI like it scrambled with ketchup and mang tomas on the side.
ReplyDeleteWe always boil them, scramble them or make sunny side-ups. I have always wanted to try poaching eggs.
ReplyDeleteI always boil or fried eggs, sometimes scrambled, too. I also try doing variations in cooking eggs especially in my case. I'm alone here abroad and eggs is the easiest way to satisy a hungry stomach. :)
ReplyDeleteI like scrambled eggs or omelettes with cheese and ham or egg salad sandwich or deviled eggs! I love eggs!
ReplyDeleteI also make it a point to put variation on my egg meals. My little girls love eggs and they need to have it in moderation.
ReplyDeletesunny side up, scrambled or boiled eggs. Any of the 3 will do for me. :)
ReplyDeletescrambled, sunny side up or boiled it works perfectly fine to me..
ReplyDeleteOi been here before na pala hehehe.. I still like the sunny side up, scrambled or boiled eggs.. :)
ReplyDeleteI always cook it sunny side up. But we invented a meal called "B3"- Batata (potatoes), Basal (onions) and Beda (egg) in Arabic. Parang gisa sa atin :)
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