Here’s a fun little Valentine Breakfast idea I like to lovingly call the Toasty Heart. Yep, totally just made that up. It warms your heart doesn’t it. ha ha So all you do is use a cookie cutter to make a hole in your bread (buttered on each side so it will “toast”) then add an egg in the center. Cook like a fried egg.
Butter the little heart toast and throw it in the pan to toast.
Nice and golden brown.
Why stop the lovey dovey breakfast with toast? This apple heart with caramel dip was just the ticket for my little health nut.
I just used caramel ice cream topping in the little dish for dip.
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SO cute! We definitely have to do that on Valentine’s Day (if I’m nice enough and get up in time to make breakfast before church). Love it!
My sister is OBSESSED with this breakfast… its called “Egg in a hole.” I will be visiting her in a few weeks and CAN’T WAIT to make her this with a cute design…. thanks for the idea!
I’m totally going to try this! The heart toast will be perfect for our Sunday morning rush this week since we have church at 9!
I love eggs-in-toast… what a fun way to make it Valentine-y! : )
I grew up with this too (at least the circle ones) and my parents called them “window sills” don’t know why either…but I love the heart idea!
Great ideas – and not just for Valentine’s Day – thanks for sharing!
love this cute idea…props to “a little tipsy” 🙂
I call it Bird in a Nest! 🙂
Bird in a nest is what I always called it also. I would use the cutouts to make sandwiches for daughters lunch. She thought she was so special since she always had shaped sammies at school, LOL
I love that you call it bird in a nest. That is much more logical than Egyptian Sandwich. I asked my mom tonight why we called them that. She said she babysat President Boyd K. Packer’s (He is my Dad’s uncle)kids for 6 weeks while he and Donna were on tour. Their kids taught her to make them and they called them Egyptian sandwiches. She has no idea why.
I did the toasty heart thing a few years ago – HUGE HIT. And it wasn’t even that hard. I mean, if I could pull it off with my limited kitchen skills…
You just put the “do” in ADORABLE! 😀
My family called them “Birdie-in-the-Nest”, so I guess something in that variation wins the Answer of the Week;-) but I’ve heard them called “Toad-a-Hole” as well. LOVE the heart!!:-)
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My mom has made these since I was little and we have always called them “egg in the middle”
I like that you call them Egyptian Sandwiches.
I enjoy your blog.