I still don't understand the significance of why V for Vendetta had them both making Eggie in the Basket.
What did the directors mean by this? Seriously any guess is welcomed.
because it's a nutritious breakfast
Your feeble mind wouldn't understand anyway.
>>71113406
the state of that frying pan
>>71113406
>>71113901
now im hungry
>>71113901
2008was a good year for /ck/..
>>71113406
>trying to make this
>bottom of the toast gets darker and darker while the yolk doesn't get any heat
>>71113406
egg in basket = womb = v for vendetta is a chick
the story about the lesbian who wrote notes and left them hidden in the prison cell is the story of v for vendetta
they tried to wipe her memory and identity, but she managed to save some of it
>>71113940
This, can someone explain the proper method
>>71113926
Ingredients:
-2 slices of bread
-2 eggs
-1 slice of cheese
-butter
Directions:
1: Cut a circular hole in both pieces of bread with the mouth of a drinking glass.
2: Melt some butter in a hot skillet.
3: Place one slice of bread into the hot skill.
4: Break an egg into the hole of the bread in the skillet; lower the fire/heat to near-lowest setting.
5: Place the slice of cheese on top of the egg and bread in the skillet.
6: Place second slice of bread on top of the slice of cheese.
7: Break second egg into the hole of the top piece of bread and cheese.
8: Cover the skillet with a lid; cook for a few minutes or until egg on top is starting to turn white without burning the bottom.
9: Carefully flip the entire sandwich; cover and cook until golden brown on both sides.
Tips:
-Low heat and a lid are essential. This will depend on your skillet and stove top; experiment.
-Hold the bread down slightly until the first egg has had time to cook ever-so-slightly to prevent it from floating the bread up and oozing under it and out.
-Fry/toast the cut out pieces separately and eat.
>>71113940
use lower heat
use actual butter
very hard to fuck up
>Alan gave some details about bits of the V For Vendetta shooting script he'd seen. "It was imbecilic; it had plot holes you couldn't have got away with in Whizzer And Chips in the nineteen sixties. Plot holes no one had noticed."
>What Moore found most laughable however were the details. "They don't know what British people have for breakfast, they couldn't be bothered. 'Eggy in a basket' apparently. Now the US have 'eggs in a basket,' whish is fried bread with a fried egg in a hole in the middle. I guess they thought we must eat that as well, and thought 'eggy in a basket' was a quaint and Olde Worlde version. And they decided that the British postal service is called Fedco. They'll have thought something like, 'well, what's a British version of FedEx... how about FedCo? A friend of mine had to point out to them that the Fed, in FedEx comes from 'Federal Express.' America is a federal republic, Britain is not."
>>71113972
cut a hole out for the egg
itll be a mess though and prob gotta use a fork unless you cook the yolk until it isnt runny
never done it tho I'm not a bong
>>71113406
>tfw my dad makes this for me except he uses pita bread instead of toast
It is godly
>>71113940
>>71113972
how can you be this retarded?
apparently is just a dumb stereotype of what British people eat for breakfast
>>71114056
Wow someone actually found the legit reason for it. Impressed.
>>71114056
Moore is based.
>>71113901
disgusting
Why bother with all this hard shit. just throw bread in toaster and cook eggs.
>>71113901
>American """"""cheese""""".
Back to your containment board you crossposting cu/ck/ fucking scum. Everyone hates you and your Gordon Ramsey spam and your 'go'za memes. You Srirachafags don't even know that /ck/ is fucking satire.
I swear, every fucking thread on 4chan is either started as a thinly veiled /ck/ thread or gets derailed by you alcoholic shitposters. Please go back to your booru and kill yourselves.
>>71113901
All it needs now is a dash of 'chup.
>>71114056
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>>71114634
As an extra 'fuck you' to Moore, didn't they include a line about "What kind of self respecting Brit doesn't know Eggy in a Basket?"
Pretty good movie, but much less nuanced and interesting than the graphic novel I thought.
>>71114752
Actually that was pre-sliced cheddar in the same wrappers as the American cheese product.
