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What is your favorite way to have your eggs prepared? Mine is scrambled with cheddar cheese. What is yours? (Original Post) debm55 Yesterday OP
Eggs Benedict with lox instead of Canadian bacon... 3catwoman3 Yesterday #1
Thank you very much for sharing , 3catwoman3. That sounds wonderful. debm55 Yesterday #3
with lox also excellent (eggs-ellent?)... though scrambled w/ cheddar near the top 68er Yesterday #14
Thank you very much for your selections, 68er debm55 Yesterday #17
Denver omelet Jilly_in_VA Yesterday #2
Thank you very much, Jilly_in _VA. Terrific. debm55 Yesterday #5
;-{) Soft Boiled Goonch Yesterday #4
Thank you very much, Goonch. That looks wonderful , My grandmother used to make them for me. debm55 Yesterday #6
Reminds me of mom ballardgirl Yesterday #16
With green peppers that were cooked in olive oil. CanonRay Yesterday #7
Oh, that sounds delicious, Thank you, very much for sharing. CanonRay. debm55 Yesterday #8
Vulcanized. IOW, baseball eggs--- lastlib Yesterday #9
HAHAHAHAHAHAH. Thank you very much, lastlib. debm55 Yesterday #10
My quick meal womanofthehills Yesterday #11
Thank you very much, womanofthehills. Your beef tallow do sound very delicious. As a kid, we had hard boiled eggs with debm55 Yesterday #12
I don't often have eggs, but when I do... av8rdave Yesterday #13
That sounds so good, Thank you for sharing with us, av8rdave debm55 Yesterday #19
I love a frittata ballardgirl Yesterday #15
Agree, Thank you so much for sharing, ballardgirl debm55 Yesterday #18
Far away. Harker Yesterday #20
Same MustLoveBeagles Yesterday #21

3catwoman3

(29,314 posts)
1. Eggs Benedict with lox instead of Canadian bacon...
Fri Mar 20, 2026, 11:38 AM
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...and a generous sprinkling of capers, and a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice - mmm, mmmm, mmmmm!

68er

(6 posts)
14. with lox also excellent (eggs-ellent?)... though scrambled w/ cheddar near the top
Fri Mar 20, 2026, 12:53 PM
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of the list, as well. I'd probably add some broccoli or spinach in with it, and then put salsa or hot sauce on them when finished!

debm55

(60,133 posts)
6. Thank you very much, Goonch. That looks wonderful , My grandmother used to make them for me.
Fri Mar 20, 2026, 11:47 AM
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womanofthehills

(10,978 posts)
11. My quick meal
Fri Mar 20, 2026, 12:33 PM
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Organic yogurt with two or three raw yokes stirred in plus collagen and vitamin powder, a little cherry juice and topped with fresh mango and pineapple.

Otherwise- over easy cooked in lots of grass fed beef tallow. My boyfriend says best eggs he’s ever eaten. OMG! The tallow eggs are super delicious.

Also (I eat lots of eggs because I have chickens)

My German grandmother used to always make these. Peeled hard boiled eggs in beet juice with vinegar. I use rice vinegar. Also, look beautiful because they turn bright purple. Great to always have in refrigerator for a healthy snack. I’m a chocolate lover so I have to have other temptations.

debm55

(60,133 posts)
12. Thank you very much, womanofthehills. Your beef tallow do sound very delicious. As a kid, we had hard boiled eggs with
Fri Mar 20, 2026, 12:42 PM
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beets, onion slices and vinegar and the beet juice. I also loved the color of the eggs.

av8rdave

(10,651 posts)
13. I don't often have eggs, but when I do...
Fri Mar 20, 2026, 12:49 PM
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Scrambled with jack cheese and chorizo.

BTW we visited my cousin in Phoenix a couple of weeks ago. His wife, a native of the Guadalajara area, scrambled eggs with cheese and soy chorizo. I honestly couldn’t tell the difference. It’s all about the spices.

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