Easiest Way to Cook Over Easy Fried Eggs and Bacon

Over Easy Fried Eggs and Bacon. Today we show you how to make bacon and eggs over medium. Learning the basics of cooking can be so rewarding, and that is what we do from time to time. Quick Tip: The Perfect Fried Egg

Once the bacon is done, take it out of the wok and set aside, along with the scrambled eggs. Crispy bacon and an over easy egg perfect with a side of toast. This fun very strong magnet comes gift wrapped in a lovely bow tied box, ready for any special someone or just to treat yourself! You can cook Over Easy Fried Eggs and Bacon using 4 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Over Easy Fried Eggs and Bacon

1. Package of your favorite bacon.
2. 2 of eggs.
3. of Salt.
4. of Pepper.

In a large nonstick sauté pan on medium heat, cook the bacon until it starts to get crispy. Add in the garlic and ginger and continue cooking for one minute. Cooking bacon in the oven creates perfectly crispy, delicious bacon. It's also super easy, creates Well, everything!

Over Easy Fried Eggs and Bacon step by step

1. On medium high in a large skillet cook your favorite bacon to your taste. Remove bacon when done..
2. Crack the two eggs and place in the bacon grease in the skillet about 2 inches apart..
3. With a slotted spatula lightly flip the bacon grease over the eggs till you see them turn white 20-30 seconds. Then flip over for 15-to 30 seconds depending on how you like your eggs. Remove from skillet and pat down with paper towel to remove some of the extra grease. Add salt and pepper and Enjoy!.

Including my poached eggs, soft and hard boiled eggs and fried eggs. Cooking bacon on the stove creates splatters all over your stove top and produces hot spots on the pan. Over-easy eggs are quickly fried on both sides for a light seal on top of the egg and a contained runny yolk. In a breakfast spread with slices of toast, strips of bacon or sausage, and home. I like a small fry pan with lid.

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