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#*You can make a hole with a glass, a jar, or the top to cooking spray. Press the item into the bread and the hole should be easily removed.

#*To make a treat for the kids, you can also use fun-shaped cookie cutters to cut out the shape in the middle. Suggest that they use the remaining cut-out piece to dip in the yolk.

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#*For a romantic breakfast, use a heart-shaped cookie cutter to cut out the center. If you don't have a cookie cutter, try cutting a heart with a knife.<ref>http://www.reclaimingprovincial.com/2012/01/22/egg-in-the-basket/</ref>

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#*For a romantic breakfast, use a heart-shaped cookie cutter to cut out the center. If you don't have a cookie cutter, try cutting a heart with a knife.<ref name="rf15443">http://www.reclaimingprovincial.com/2012/01/22/egg-in-the-basket/</ref>

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#Fry the bread. Add butter to the frying pan. While the butter is melting in the pan, spread more butter on both sides of the bread. Place the bread in the pan. Fry the bread on medium until it begins to brown.<ref>http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Cracker-Barrel-Eggs-in-the-Basket-Copycat-Recipe.html</ref> Flip the bread over. Allow this bread to cook until it is a golden brown.

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#Fry the bread. Add butter to the frying pan. While the butter is melting in the pan, spread more butter on both sides of the bread. Place the bread in the pan. Fry the bread on medium until it begins to brown.<ref name="rf15444">http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Cracker-Barrel-Eggs-in-the-Basket-Copycat-Recipe.html</ref> Flip the bread over. Allow this bread to cook until it is a golden brown.

#*You can butter the removed "hole" and fry it along with the egg for an added treat. Many people dip this bread into the yolk.

#*You can also use vegetable, coconut, or grapeseed oil instead of butter.

#Add the egg. Before placing the egg in the hole, add more butter to the pan in the open hole of the bread. Crack the egg open and drop the egg into the hole.

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#*If you would like less whites in the dish, separate the egg whites from the yolks. Place the yolk in the hole and add a small amount of whites. This will cause the egg to cook faster.<ref~~>http:~~/~~/www.reclaimingprovincial.com/2012/01/22/egg-in-the-basket/</ref~~>

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#*If you would like less whites in the dish, separate the egg whites from the yolks. Place the yolk in the hole and add a small amount of whites. This will cause the egg to cook faster.<ref name="rf15443" />

#*Add ham or bacon to the egg, place a piece of cheese on top of the bread, or you can add spices, such as salt, pepper, or paprika for a slight variation.

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#Fry the egg. Let the egg cook for an additional minute or two. Then, carefully flip the bread to fry the other side. Make sure the egg whites are fully cooked. The whites should not be runny or jiggly.<ref>http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2008/07/egg-in-a-hole-see-alternate-names-below/</ref>

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#Fry the egg. Let the egg cook for an additional minute or two. Then, carefully flip the bread to fry the other side. Make sure the egg whites are fully cooked. The whites should not be runny or jiggly.<ref name="rf15445">http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2008/07/egg-in-a-hole-see-alternate-names-below/</ref>

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#*Before you flip the bread and egg, lift the edge of the bread up with a spatula. Make sure the egg has solidified and started to brown before you flip it over.<ref>https://snapguide.com/guides/cook-an-egg-in-a-basket/</ref> The egg will start to set into the bread when it is done.

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#*Before you flip the bread and egg, lift the edge of the bread up with a spatula. Make sure the egg has solidified and started to brown before you flip it over.<ref name="rf15446">https://snapguide.com/guides/cook-an-egg-in-a-basket/</ref> The egg will start to set into the bread when it is done.

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#*If you like runnier eggs, cook for less time. If you like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref>http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/egg-in-the-hole-recipe.html</ref>

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#*If you like runnier eggs, cook for less time. If you like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref name="rf15447">http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/egg-in-the-hole-recipe.html</ref>

#*Try spraying the top of the uncooked side with some cooking spray or adding butter before flipping to make sure it doesn't stick.

#*If you wish, season with salt and pepper, or even paprika and other spices, as you cook eat side of the egg.

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#*Since this recipe is baked instead of fried, it is a healthier, calorie friendly variation. To cut calories and make a healthy dish, choose bread with less calories and carbs.

#*To cut even more calories, do not butter the bread. Instead, place it in the ramekins as is.

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#*Another variation is to cut holes into a loaf of French bread instead of placing bread into the ramekins.<ref>http://www.purewow.com/entry_detail/recipe/11147/A-genius-way-to-make-egg-in-a-hole.htm</ref> Baking eggs into a French loaf is not a healthier, lower carb, calorie friendly option.

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#*Another variation is to cut holes into a loaf of French bread instead of placing bread into the ramekins.<ref name="rf15448">http://www.purewow.com/entry_detail/recipe/11147/A-genius-way-to-make-egg-in-a-hole.htm</ref> Baking eggs into a French loaf is not a healthier, lower carb, calorie friendly option.

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#Bake the eggs. Break one egg into each ramekin or muffin tin. Place into the oven and bake for approximately 20 minutes, or until the egg whites are cooked. If you would like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref>http://healthyrecipesblogs.com/2013/04/23/eggs-in-a-basket/</ref>

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#Bake the eggs. Break one egg into each ramekin or muffin tin. Place into the oven and bake for approximately 20 minutes, or until the egg whites are cooked. If you would like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref name="rf15449">http://healthyrecipesblogs.com/2013/04/23/eggs-in-a-basket/</ref>

#Remove from oven. After letting the ramekin or muffin tin cool, remove the bread bowls and place onto plates. Use a knife to loosen if the bread has stuck to the pan.

#*Sprinkle seasonings such as salt, pepper, paprika, or garlic on top for flavor. Other options include topping with shredded cheese, bacon or ham, tomatoes, or avocado.

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#*Add seasoning if desired. Salt, pepper, garlic, cumin, paprika, curry powder, chili powder, or anything else you'd like.

#*For the no-carb version, you will be using vegetables instead of bread. Choose two vegetables of different nutrient contents. Try brussel sprouts, sweet potatoes, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, or any other of your favorite vegetables.

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#Cook the eggs. Reduce the heat and hollow out holes in the vegetables for the eggs. Crack an egg or two into the holes. Cover the pan and let cook. The eggs will be steamed, which takes about 5 minutes. Keep a check on the eggs until they reach your desired level of doneness.<ref>http://fitnessista.com/2014/10/eggs-in-a-basket-2/</ref>

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#Cook the eggs. Reduce the heat and hollow out holes in the vegetables for the eggs. Crack an egg or two into the holes. Cover the pan and let cook. The eggs will be steamed, which takes about 5 minutes. Keep a check on the eggs until they reach your desired level of doneness.<ref name="rf15450">http://fitnessista.com/2014/10/eggs-in-a-basket-2/</ref>

#Serve. Use a spatula to remove the egg and vegetable dish from the pan and place on a plate. Sprinkle with seasoning if you wish.

#*You can also sprinkle a light amount of cheese or bacon into the vegetables while you are cooking, or add cheese and bacon on top. If you are doing this, make sure to choose high quality, nitrate-free, center cut bacon and all natural cheese.

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 #*You can make a hole with a glass, a jar, or the top to cooking spray. Press the item into the bread and the hole should be easily removed.
 #*To make a treat for the kids, you can also use fun-shaped cookie cutters to cut out the shape in the middle. Suggest that they use the remaining cut-out piece to dip in the yolk.
-#*For a romantic breakfast, use a heart-shaped cookie cutter to cut out the center. If you don't have a cookie cutter, try cutting a heart with a knife.<ref>http://www.reclaimingprovincial.com/2012/01/22/egg-in-the-basket/</ref>
+#*For a romantic breakfast, use a heart-shaped cookie cutter to cut out the center. If you don't have a cookie cutter, try cutting a heart with a knife.<ref name="rf15443">http://www.reclaimingprovincial.com/2012/01/22/egg-in-the-basket/</ref>
-#Fry the bread. Add butter to the frying pan. While the butter is melting in the pan, spread more butter on both sides of the bread. Place the bread in the pan. Fry the bread on medium until it begins to brown.<ref>http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Cracker-Barrel-Eggs-in-the-Basket-Copycat-Recipe.html</ref> Flip the bread over. Allow this bread to cook until it is a golden brown.
+#Fry the bread. Add butter to the frying pan. While the butter is melting in the pan, spread more butter on both sides of the bread. Place the bread in the pan. Fry the bread on medium until it begins to brown.<ref name="rf15444">http://www.topsecretrecipes.com/Cracker-Barrel-Eggs-in-the-Basket-Copycat-Recipe.html</ref> Flip the bread over. Allow this bread to cook until it is a golden brown.
 #*You can butter the removed "hole" and fry it along with the egg for an added treat. Many people dip this bread into the yolk.
 #*You can also use vegetable, coconut, or grapeseed oil instead of butter.
 #Add the egg. Before placing the egg in the hole, add more butter to the pan in the open hole of the bread. Crack the egg open and drop the egg into the hole.
-#*If you would like less whites in the dish, separate the egg whites from the yolks. Place the yolk in the hole and add a small amount of whites. This will cause the egg to cook faster.<ref>http://www.reclaimingprovincial.com/2012/01/22/egg-in-the-basket/</ref>
+#*If you would like less whites in the dish, separate the egg whites from the yolks. Place the yolk in the hole and add a small amount of whites. This will cause the egg to cook faster.<ref name="rf15443" />
 #*Add ham or bacon to the egg, place a piece of cheese on top of the bread, or you can add spices, such as salt, pepper, or paprika for a slight variation.
-#Fry the egg. Let the egg cook for an additional minute or two. Then, carefully flip the bread to fry the other side. Make sure the egg whites are fully cooked. The whites should not be runny or jiggly.<ref>http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2008/07/egg-in-a-hole-see-alternate-names-below/</ref>
+#Fry the egg. Let the egg cook for an additional minute or two. Then, carefully flip the bread to fry the other side. Make sure the egg whites are fully cooked. The whites should not be runny or jiggly.<ref name="rf15445">http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2008/07/egg-in-a-hole-see-alternate-names-below/</ref>
-#*Before you flip the bread and egg, lift the edge of the bread up with a spatula. Make sure the egg has solidified and started to brown before you flip it over.<ref>https://snapguide.com/guides/cook-an-egg-in-a-basket/</ref> The egg will start to set into the bread when it is done.
+#*Before you flip the bread and egg, lift the edge of the bread up with a spatula. Make sure the egg has solidified and started to brown before you flip it over.<ref name="rf15446">https://snapguide.com/guides/cook-an-egg-in-a-basket/</ref> The egg will start to set into the bread when it is done.
-#*If you like runnier eggs, cook for less time. If you like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref>http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/egg-in-the-hole-recipe.html</ref>
+#*If you like runnier eggs, cook for less time. If you like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref name="rf15447">http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/egg-in-the-hole-recipe.html</ref>
 #*Try spraying the top of the uncooked side with some cooking spray or adding butter before flipping to make sure it doesn't stick.
 #*If you wish, season with salt and pepper, or even paprika and other spices, as you cook eat side of the egg.
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 #*Since this recipe is baked instead of fried, it is a healthier, calorie friendly variation. To cut calories and make a healthy dish, choose bread with less calories and carbs.
 #*To cut even more calories, do not butter the bread. Instead, place it in the ramekins as is.
-#*Another variation is to cut holes into a loaf of French bread instead of placing bread into the ramekins.<ref>http://www.purewow.com/entry_detail/recipe/11147/A-genius-way-to-make-egg-in-a-hole.htm</ref> Baking eggs into a French loaf is not a healthier, lower carb, calorie friendly option.
+#*Another variation is to cut holes into a loaf of French bread instead of placing bread into the ramekins.<ref name="rf15448">http://www.purewow.com/entry_detail/recipe/11147/A-genius-way-to-make-egg-in-a-hole.htm</ref> Baking eggs into a French loaf is not a healthier, lower carb, calorie friendly option.
-#Bake the eggs. Break one egg into each ramekin or muffin tin. Place into the oven and bake for approximately 20 minutes, or until the egg whites are cooked. If you would like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref>http://healthyrecipesblogs.com/2013/04/23/eggs-in-a-basket/</ref>
+#Bake the eggs. Break one egg into each ramekin or muffin tin. Place into the oven and bake for approximately 20 minutes, or until the egg whites are cooked. If you would like harder yolks, cook for longer.<ref name="rf15449">http://healthyrecipesblogs.com/2013/04/23/eggs-in-a-basket/</ref>
 #Remove from oven. After letting the ramekin or muffin tin cool, remove the bread bowls and place onto plates. Use a knife to loosen if the bread has stuck to the pan.
 #*Sprinkle seasonings such as salt, pepper, paprika, or garlic on top for flavor. Other options include topping with shredded cheese, bacon or ham, tomatoes, or avocado.
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 #*Add seasoning if desired. Salt, pepper, garlic, cumin, paprika, curry powder, chili powder, or anything else you'd like.
 #*For the no-carb version, you will be using vegetables instead of bread. Choose two vegetables of different nutrient contents. Try brussel sprouts, sweet potatoes, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, or any other of your favorite vegetables.
-#Cook the eggs. Reduce the heat and hollow out holes in the vegetables for the eggs. Crack an egg or two into the holes. Cover the pan and let cook. The eggs will be steamed, which takes about 5 minutes. Keep a check on the eggs until they reach your desired level of doneness.<ref>http://fitnessista.com/2014/10/eggs-in-a-basket-2/</ref>
+#Cook the eggs. Reduce the heat and hollow out holes in the vegetables for the eggs. Crack an egg or two into the holes. Cover the pan and let cook. The eggs will be steamed, which takes about 5 minutes. Keep a check on the eggs until they reach your desired level of doneness.<ref name="rf15450">http://fitnessista.com/2014/10/eggs-in-a-basket-2/</ref>
 #Serve. Use a spatula to remove the egg and vegetable dish from the pan and place on a plate. Sprinkle with seasoning if you wish.
 #*You can also sprinkle a light amount of cheese or bacon into the vegetables while you are cooking, or add cheese and bacon on top. If you are doing this, make sure to choose high quality, nitrate-free, center cut bacon and all natural cheese.

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