Spicy 'Breakfast for Dinner' Open-Faced Egg Sandwich Recipe MWinston

  1. Pour a bit of Olive Oil into a large saute pan.
  2. Dice up the 1/2 onion and toss it.
  3. Take a scoop of the Garlic Paste and toss it into the pan.
  4. Grind some Sea Salt and Pepper into the pan.
  5. Put on medium-low heat for now as there is more prep work (and you really cant leave this too long since caramelized onions are delicious).
  6. Lay your 5 pieces of Bacon on a paper towel on top of a microwave safe plate then put another paper towel on top of the bacon.
  7. I set the microwave for 5 and a half minutes to cook it the way I like it.
  8. Break the three eggs into a bowl.
  9. Dont break the yolks.
  10. Take the 2 pieces of grain bread and toast lightly in a toaster oven.
  11. Turn the saute pan up to medium-high heat and stir around the contents a bit.
  12. Cut up the White Cheddar Cheese into small cubes (that are small enough to melt).
  13. Give the onions around a minute so they brown a little, then pour in the 3 eggs on top.
  14. Once the white part of the eggs solidifies, sprinkle the Cheddar Cheese cubes around the top of the eggs.
  15. Sprinkle Salt and Pepper to taste over the eggs.
  16. Once the toast is finished, spread some mayo on the pieces and put them on a plate next to each other.
  17. I like to put a lid on the pan to help cook the clears on the eggs and melt the cheese at this point.
  18. Once the egg is cooked and the cheese is melted, drop the eggs out of the pan and onto the toast pieces.
  19. Take your finished bacon out of the microwave, break up some and put it on top of the eggs.
  20. Drizzle Sriracha over the eggs to taste.
  21. Pop the yolks and smear around.
  22. Put the rest of the bacon on your plate.
  23. Enjoy with a knife and fork!

eggs, bread, bacon, onion, cheddar cheese, garlic, sriracha, olive oil, ground sea salt, ground peppercorns, mayo

Taken from www.chowhound.com/recipes/spicy-breakfast-dinner-open-faced-egg-sandwich-25946 (may not work)

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