Fried Egg Sandwich Recipe

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Do you ever get hungry for a fried egg other than at breakfast time? This tasty fried egg sandwich is a way to satisfy that craving. It is a great sandwich to make for lunch or for a quick weeknight meal.

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Ingredients

1/2 tablespoon margarine
2 eggs
Salt and pepper to taste
2 slices bread - your choice
Colby Jack cheese - optional
Tomato slices - optional

Directions

PREP

5 mins

COOK

5 mins

READY IN

10 mins

Melt the margarine in a skillet and then add two eggs. When the eggs have just started to cook, break the yolk so that it runs into the whites. Do not scramble.
Salt and pepper to taste.
When the eggs start to brown slightly on the bottom, flip them over and cook until firm and starting to brown.
After you first flip the eggs over, place two pieces of bread in the toaster and begin toasting. The toast should be done close to when the eggs are done.
Lightly butter the toast and then place the eggs on one slice.
If desired, add cheese and tomatoes. Top with the second slice of toast.
Cut sandwich in two halves and serve.

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Reviewed By carbobdoo

"OOPS!! Raw onion."

Comment By carbobdoo

"I agree with RTMember..I have been eating these all my life. A real cheap meal with a family of 11 to feed. A slice of raw(minus tomato and cheese) is the the perfect topping."

Reviewed By bill1133

"yummmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!! I added peperjack cheese and sausage!"

Reviewed By RTMember12130

"This is a great sandwich with just a slice of onion."

Reviewed By newcook

"I made this sandwich for supper last night. It was good but I left off the cheese. I liked it because I was eating alone and I could make just one sandwich. I am sure I will make this many times again."