Hangover Poached Eggs

From: jVo

On Aug 3, 2008

If you close your eyes you would swear you're eating a grilled cheese sandwich alongside a nice bowl of tomato bisque. Just as easy, too! Added Franks x-hot to the sauce. Excellent! I have never-EVER had ketchup with my eggs before. But, since I left my A-Game at the bar last night and needed a 'fix', I gave these a try. I'm shocked at how much I liked these! And I really think it helped make the room spin slower! (LOL) This will be a go-to recipe when I need comfort food! Thanks!!

From: Amis

On May 15, 2008

Big favorite of the kids. I'd never had poached eggs before this and found them quite tasty. We've now tried adding other stuff to the ketchup sauce, such as curry, etc. and the kids have liked it every time. We like ours with a bit more sauce though so I usually double the amount of ketchup. Also, I've found that I need to cook it slightly longer than three minutes, usually about five, or they complain that their eggs are slimy. And this from kids who like their yolks running for their lives and the whites perfectly cooked. Their favorite way to eat it is on fresh bread (not always toasted but often) with a slice of cheese going all melted and gooey on it. They ask for this at least once a month, usually once a week and it's now earned a place in "THE" cookbook. You know, the one full of recipes that the whole family likes, full of notes, and is usually passed down. :D

From: Marg (CaymanDesigns)

On Dec 28, 2004

You guys have got to try these!!! Normally I would say I don't like poached eggs and that I don't like ketchup on eggs but now I need to rethink those statements. I make these as a favor to Bill, so he could have a photo on the recipe. Of course, I couldn't make them without trying them and boy was I surprised...they are great!! Even the kids devoured them. I prepared as directed except it took about 4 1/2 minutes for the whites to be completely cooked. The lid on my pan didn't seal completely so that could have been why it took longer. I served them on whole wheat toast. Give it time for the sauce to soak into the bread and then enjoy this unique treat! I've got to make this for my dad...he'll love it! Thanks Bill for broadening my horizons!!

From: SoozieQ

On Mar 17, 2005

I found this recipe while I was searching for St. Patrick's Day food and it sounded so good I decided to try it for breakfast even without a hangover. This recipe is so simple but it is DELICIOUS!! As Marg stated in her review, it did take longer than 3 minutes for my eggs to poach, but it was worth the wait. The only thing I changed was to add some Frank's hot sauce to the catsup mixture. After the eggs were on the plate I covered the plate with the lid of the pan for just about 30 seconds and the cheese melted very nicely and the sauce soaked into the bread. I can't wait to make these for my family, they will love it too! Thanks for the great recipe Bill! Perhaps this recipe should be renamed and posted again so more people will get to try it!