What do traditional names for fried eggs mean to you?

[CWS4322]

She she used to follow the hens around the yard with a frying pan?

No, my grandmother wasn't THAT eccentric old lady...she was the one that smuggled china teacups across the border in her bra and ate lutefisk at midnight. (Never did figure out how she smuggled the saucers in...).

 

[pacanis]

No that is some interesting trivia!

 

[Dawgluver]

No, my grandmother wasn't THAT eccentric old lady...she was the one that smuggled china teacups across the border in her bra and ate lutefisk at midnight. (Never did figure out how she smuggled the saucers in...).

Teacups in the bra, I can figure out. Where WOULD she be able to hide the saucers?

 

[buckytom]

butt plates!!!

 

[CWS4322]

Buckytom--I've been wondering when you or Bolas would chime in <LOL>.

 

[CWS4322]

Teacups in the bra, I can figure out. Where WOULD she be able to hide the saucers?

I always suspected her pocketbook (and yes, that is what she called it) had a false bottom...at any rate, there is a gross (144) of bone china teacups in a china barrel in my parents' basement. Most of which were brought across the border close to my grandmother's heart...

 

[Bolas De Fraile]

butt plates!!!

aahhhh Kevlard

 

[CharlieD]

Sunny side up= never been flipped
Over Easy=Flipped, and cooked easy, leaving the yolk runny, and the white set
Over medium/hard, all refer to the done-ness of the yolk

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