I always thought it was called Toad in the Hole.
Toad in the hole
Toad in the hole is also the name of a pub game.
Toad in the hole ready to serve.
Toad in the hole is a traditional
British dish. It consists of
sausages in
Yorkshire pudding mix, usually served with vegetables and
gravy.
Strong regional dialect has resulted in the dish being locally called "Tow'd in't th'ow" in some areas. Badly made toad in the hole is sometimes described as "frog in a bog".
In some countries, including
Australia and
Canada, and in many parts of the
U.S., Toad in the Hole is the name of a dish that involves cutting a hole in a slice of bread, cracking an egg into it, and then frying it.
[1],
[2]
The second dish (egg on bread) is also called by quite a few other names: bird's nest, birdie in a basket, holey toast, bullseye toast, egg on a raft, Adam and Eve on a raft, paddy egg, castle'd egg, "eggs with hats on top" recipe book and "
eggy in the basket" quoted in
V for Vendetta.