curiosity

[cicirossi]

Do you have another name for a sunny side up or over easy egg? If so, what?

What do you call the potatoes you boil in the pot and drain and mix up with a utensil, stirring in milk or cream? ;) ETA: People! I do know that butter and other stuff like salt and pepper goes into this. I'm not stupid, I just want to know what you *call* them!

Comments

[charisstoma]

Think I heard them referred to once as 2 eggs looking at you.
Mashed and you add butter or margarine as well as the milk.

[gweneiriol]

1. Egg with the yellow in it or a soft egg
2. Mashed taters (or mashed potatoes, if you're being grammatically correct) :P

[cbpotts]

eggs up? as iin two eggs up soft?

[eal]

I apparently am a minority of one. I call the first one yucky eggs (have since I was a small, small child -- I have never liked yolk unless it's baked into something).

The latter is mashed potatoes or mashers (depending on which half of my family you're talking to).

[tsuki_no_bara]

sunny side up if you only cook one side, a fried egg if you flip it and cook both. i always get confused what people mean when they call it an egg over easy.

also, mashed potatoes.