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What do you call this popular dish?  It's an easy meal that anyone can make.  You just take a piece of bread, butter both sides, cut a hole out in the middle, and fry it up with an egg in the middle.  It's a main dish for many families in Minnesota and is one dish that goes by multiple names - 14 to be exact.

Photo by Fabrizio Bucella on Unsplash
Photo by Fabrizio Bucella on Unsplash
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Popular Egg Dish in Minnesota Has 14 Different Names

I grew up eating this delicious feast and my favorite part of the entire meal were the buttered circles that were cut out and fried up.  I also liked my yolk squishy.  I know there is a real term for that but squishy is what I go by.  I'd pop the yolk in my mouth and let it squish out and then I'd eat the bread part.

Our family called this dish an "egg in a hole" but when I was talking about it the other day and mentioned that name, the person I was chatting with just had a blank stare.  Turns out, we both knew the dish but we called it two different things.  I had to ask and see if there were other names for this dish and turns out, there are a bunch!

This Popular Dish in Minnesota and Iowa Has 14 Different Names

What do you call this popular dish in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin that features a piece of bread that is buttered on both sides, had a hole cut out of the middle, and gets fried up with an egg in the middle? Well, it seems like there isn't just one name but 14 different names.

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