




Being a fan of red peppers and having that nostalgia of cracking my egg into a slice of bread,
I felt the need to try this out.
It turned out pretty darn good and was really simple!
The only thing I'd change is not flipping. I like my egg runny.
It sat a little too long to be runny in the middle so I'll have to fix that for next time.
I think this would taste delicious if I added more of a Mexican food feel.
Maybe some beans and melting queso?
xoxo, Alexz
Looks yummy + and I do this with bread all the time.
ReplyDeleteWyetha
woah! fancy! so cool!
ReplyDeletethis looks amazing and delicious... i can't believe it's so simple. the mexican pairings sound great as well. love me some beans!
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