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Four Ways Eggs Cook: Can Be Homemade or Home-Run Recipe

Ingredients

2 eggs

2/3 cup granulated sugar

1 tablespoon distilled white vinegar

1 1/2 tablespoons honey

8 ounces Greek yogurt

Directions

Heat water in a large skillet to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Add eggs and sugar, reducing heat to simmering. Cook over medium heat for 4 to 10 minutes, stirring. Remove from heat and stir in vinegar, honey and yogurt.

Cool slowly. Cut into squares. Roll in cucumber strips and chopped mushrooms. Serve immediately or chill. Refrigerate items finished.

Comments

LuNuSCuMuT writes:

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I first found this recipe in a "Four Corners" column in a food journal, and it stuck. Since then, it has become a favorite. I do it the hard way (and don't have all the bad stuff with potatoes), by hand, milling the squash as directed in step 2. I cook at 325 for 1 hour, then turn it, and do the same thing. It turns out great, just sprinkle some cheese, and bake. A wonderful world is created when all is said and done.
Vecke writes:

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I made a couple changes to the recipe. I used a little honey (not cocoa) and only used 1 tsp of sugar. I also substituted my eggs for the whites (not the yolks). I had to make the yolks ... so they cooked a little longer. I only got 4 slices done, and there were some innards I wanted to eat, so I didn't rush things along. Instead, I let everything cool about 5 minutes (no ice, of course). Then I took the pieces that were most crunchy (the whites) and jiggled them, yum, then I put them in the refrigerator to firm up. Again, no ice, but it sure as hell wasn't frozen. It took me an extra 15 minutes to thaw it all, and I cooked it over a campfire -- so maybe the next time, I'll try a bit of baking soda to thicken the
JoYBoD226 writes:

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I don't know why more people have not reviewed this recipe because it is excellent! I make it whenever I am in the mood for it. I do not use the butter and eggs, and it renders much faster. I do not know why people are complaining that it is not a "recipe" - it is easy to make! I did add the eggs and dairy after I cooked it, and it only took about a minute, but that was not much of a problem because the flavor of the butter and eggs was just incredible. I do not know what people are looking for when they need all those eggs and butter, so I will modify the recipe to meet their needs. I will add dried fruit or blueberries when it is done, depending on what I have on hand. I do not know what people are looking for when they need all those eggs and butterscotch, so I will