Sunshine Toast

I stumbled upon Annable Karmel's How to make toast? - Hearty Egg recipe. Thus, I was inspired to make this for breakfast last weekend. It was indeed easy, fast, healthy and at the same time adding some excitement to my little boy when he discovered an egg in the middle of a toast. Isn't it fun?

I used free range eggs (info of free range eggs) for more nutrients, then mixed whole meal bread and white bread to add on variation to the toast. Since, I only have a big round banjo egg mould, I used it as a cutter to make a round shape in the middle of the bread. It will definitely be beautiful if you use some heart shape, carton shape or any other shape cutters.

Since I was curious about this toast, I googled and found it is called "Egg in the basket". The dish is typically fried bread with a fried egg in the center. It is commonly prepared by cutting a circular or square hole in the center of a piece of bread. The bread, sometimes buttered prior to cooking, is fried in a pan with butter,margarine, cooking oil, or other fat similarly to how bread is cooked in a grilled cheese sandwich.
This bread or toast is known by many names too, such as bird's nest, bull's eye eggs, cowboy eggs, egg-in-the-hole, egg(s) in a frame, eggs in a blanket, elephant egg bagel (when made using a bagel rather than bread), frog in a hole, toad in a hole, gas house eggs, moon eggs, Sunshine Toast, Alabama eggs, Rocky Mountain toast and Magic Egg. Are you surprise with all these names for just a simple recipe? I was overwhelming with so many names and how popular this recipe is. (Reference from Wikipedia)

What have I done to the cut out pieces of the bread? I transformed them into cheese sandwich, another creation from the left over. I have used slice of tomato and cheese for filling. You can add meat, seafood, bacon, salad leaves or any suitable fillings that your prefer. Thus, we have 2 different servings of cute, simple and creative morning breakfast to savour with a glass of fresh milk. These cheese sandwiches are suitable for snack or pack for picnic too or pack these sandwiches for your little ones for school. It is so convenient for mommies to make 2 in 1 dish especially when you are rushing for time and your little ones can enjoy it!

Mother's Day is just a few days apart, we will be bringing our moms for a treat. How about yours? I would like to wish all mothers "A fulfilling, healthy and joyful Mother's Day!". Keep up all your good jobs, Mom!
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woh, great idea! I like how you used the cut-out bread for "sandwiches".
Love your toasts, both ways!
I want the egg sandwich for breakfast and the cheese sandwich for lunch... the both look AMAZING! Great photos too!
I never know there are so many names for this recipe. It's time for me to make some for my son this coming weekend. Thanks for sharing!
That looks so delicious! Definitely my visual of a perfect breakfast :)
PPC, LCOM: Thank you!
PAM: Thanks! You have a great idea!
FFT: Yes LK, I was surprised too!
Dee: Thank you!
Both of your breakfast sandwiches look fabulous! those eggs are perfect :)
Love this!!! Gonna have both for breakfast!
marie, Jun : Thanks gals!
what a cheery breakfast to wake up to! I'm so inspired.
A complete use of bread. I sometimes wonder what becomes of the cut-out piece from the bread. Now I know...
How nice if I have someone preparing this for me on weekend morning. LOL.
We have always called them eggs in a basket. My husband makes these for me but uses a heart-shaped cookie cutter. As we have a plethora of eggs to use up from our own chickens, he makes it a bit too often...but because of the hearts, I can't bear to tell him that!
I look and feel hungry.
These breads certainly look cute and interesting. Will try it out, I'm sure my sons will love the surprise too!
Thanks for all your kind comments! So glad you all liked it! Have a nice weekend!
Thanks for this lovely and cute recipe!
Hi - I am really delighted to discover this. cool job!
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