How a fried egg would turn out on your panini press?
Yeah, me either.
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8 comments:
YUM!!! You know my obsession with eggs.
The only thing is...how was the yolk? I'm a firm runny yolk believer.
Agreed! I love my runny yolks but this was not runny. Oh well now I know!
Interesting. May I asked you how you came up with the idea? I guess if you don't like runny yolks then this is the solution! Very creative.
Ha! That's funny - it kind of fits the bread better, you could make an egg breakfast sandwich!
Too funny. It looks like it has legs! Have a great day Christina!
@Merut - I was cooking a grilled cheese (in the background) and the idea struck me so I went w/ it! hehe
This is hilarious! I was wondering what the lines were in the egg until I scrolled down and saw it. I love it!
Bahaha love it.
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