gashouse eggs
gashouse eggs is the plural of gashouse egg.
Meaning of gashouse egg
Noun
gashouse egg (plural gashouse eggs)
- Synonym of egg in a hole.
- She [Dorothy Roe] is sure that the original perpetrator of tihs^([sic]) gastronomic wonder was Adolphe Menjou and that in one scene he said, “Now we’ll make Gashouse Eggs,” and proceeded to do so. These Winkeyes, Bullseyes, One-Eyed Connollys or plain Gashouse Eggs are wonderful, particularly...1947 December 4, Cecily Brownstone, “Snack-Happy Yule Eats For The Teens”, in Bristol News Bulletin, volume 21, number 8374, Bristol, Va.–Tenn., page eight
- Synonyms:
- egg in a hole
Questions about gashouse eggs
- What is gashouse eggs the plural of?
- Gashouse eggs is the plural of gashouse egg.
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