Eggs on your pancakes (fried, Delaware, traditional)

[elston]

I want syrip on my pancakes and hot sauce on my eggs with toast and/or grits or homefries to soak up the yolk. I hate it when a resturant serves them together it makes me HOPPING mad; for me its like putting gravy over cake or pie.

But "everyone to their own taste said the old maid as she kissed the cow!" Bon Appetit!

[daytripper]

My husband is the first person I've ever seen eat his pancakes that way. I still to this day haven't seen any one else do it.EEEEWWWWW.

[Ibginnie]

Originally Posted by daytripper

My husband is the first person I've ever seen eat his pancakes that way. I still to this day haven't seen any one else do it.EEEEWWWWW.

My DH wasn't the first I have seen to eat his pancakes with his over easy eggs on top but, omg I have to watch it and you're right it is just ewwwwwww But, then again, I think pancakes in general are ewwwww. Just too much bread for me. lol I rarely even have toast with my breakfast.

I used to own a restaurant and, overwhelmingly, most people did NOT eat their cakes and eggs this way. Actually I can count the number that requested it on one hand!

[SunnyKayak]

ok what region are you guys from that it common to put eggs on pancakes and how it serve sunny side down? scrambled, pouched, sunny side up?

How can I put my peanut butter and strawberries on it if the eggs are in the way.

[Fat Freddy]

I always put my easy over eggs beside my pancakes.

The first pancake in the stack I eat with Vermont Maple Syrup and melted butter.

The second pancake in the stack only gets melted butter and I dip it into the egg yolks.

The third pancake in the stack gets a fruit syrup, my favorite is Blueberry.

After that, everything just gets gobbled up, and I go for seconds and repeat the ritual all over again.

[ptsum]

I like my over easy eggs on my hotcakes, with a little bit of sausage gravy on top and a side order of scrapple. Your tongue will beat your mouth to death to get to it.

[SunnyKayak]

Originally Posted by ptsum

I like my over easy eggs on my hotcakes, with a little bit of sausage gravy on top and a side order of scrapple. Your tongue will beat your mouth to death to get to it.

What is scrapple?
Is it similar to hollandaise sauce?

[Fat Freddy]

Originally Posted by SunnyKayak

What is scrapple?
Is it similar to hollandaise sauce?

The scrapple PTSUM likes may be a different recipe, but the scrapple I am familiar with is in the same category as chitlins as it's made from pig guts and waste like bone scrapings and head parts.

The pig "scraps" are mixed with corn meal and fried into patties.

I used to like pork, ham, and bacon, but some pig meats like head cheese, scrapple, and chitlins just didn't tickle my appetite.

[SunnyKayak]

Originally Posted by Fat Freddy

The scrapple PTSUM likes may be a different recipe, but the scrapple I am familiar with is in the same category as chitlins as it's made from pig guts and waste like bone scrapings and head parts.

The pig "scraps" are mixed with corn meal and fried into patties.

I used to like pork, ham, and bacon, but some pig meats like head cheese, scrapple, and chitlins just didn't tickle my appetite.

OYE!! I think I will stick with my hollandaise sauce no thanks. I do like how they try to make chitins sound pleasing with it new name scrapple.

[Fat Freddy]

Originally Posted by SunnyKayak

... I do like how they try to make chitins sound pleasing with it new name scrapple.

They are both old, traditional, foods.
Chitlins are pig intestines cut in little pieces and fried.
Scrapple is made from a variety of pig "scraps" hence the name scrapple.