Names
This dish is known by many names including: Alabama eggs, bird's nest, bull's eye eggs, cowboy eggs, egg-in-the-hole, egg in toast, egg(s) in a frame, eggs in a blanket, elephant egg bagel (when made using a bagel rather than bread), frog in a hole, toad in a hole, gas house eggs, Guy Kibbee eggs, one-eyed monsters, one-eyed jacks, moon eggs, Rocky Mountain toast, Nest Eggs, and Humpty Dumpty's Off-the-Wall Toast.
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