Fried Egg Sandwich

I am having difficulty with spicy food as I am getting tongue and mouth sores, so tonight I have asked my wife to make me two two egg per sandwich fried egg sandwiches soaked and fried in an abundance of land of lake butter. Cardiac criminal act, but I am all in. I will report on how it worked out, but in college, I lived on these and peanut butter sandwiches.....and of course beer, but I have not had a fried egg sandwich in five years.....oh boy. We will see how the tongue will react.

Thrush? Nistatin swish and swallow.

Thrush?

No, after the debulking of the lung tumors, they splashed some radiation, or froze parts of my tongue because when I awoke after the surgery I had lost all taste for six months, and began having horrible sores on my tongue at different times of the month. I asked the doctor, and he said it was not related to the cancer, but a friend of mine died from liver tumors and the last month he could not even eat yogurt because of the tongue sores. He was given a spray for them before he would eat, but it was a horrible ending. Right when I think they will never get better, they will completely disappear for two weeks and without any warning reappear.

They can make an elixir of pepto, lidocaine, and i think benadryl that can help... particularly before meals.

Talk to the pharmacist....

Nothing wrong with a fried egg sandwich! I don't crave them but every couple of years, but if you get the idea in your head, nothing else will do. Some pepper, a little mustard...

The main thing I remember about fried egg sandwiches was a story I heard about this place called Oki Dog where punk rock kids in L.A. used to hang out. It was famous mostly for a tortilla wrapped around two hot dogs and a bunch of chili and cheese. But the kids liked the place because it was really laid back and would make just about anything -- you could tell them what amount of money you had, and they could figure out something to feed you. If you had a couple of bucks, you could get a hamburger or hot dog or whatever, but if all you had was fifty cents, they'd make you a fried egg sandwich. So, there were a lot of punk-rock kids eating fried egg sandwiches at that place...

The Aussies like a fried egg on their hamburgers. It's pretty good... but only once in a while to me.

Hubby loves fried egg sandwiches so he makes us one to share every couple of weeks. No mustard for me! Mayo on one side of my half, a bit of horseradish sauce on the other. He just takes the horseradish sauce on one side. Purist. Ha.

Sea, sorry to read of this new trouble. Hope you can find a workaround so you can enjoy your food.