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4 hours ago, heidih said:As soon as I saw this all I could think of was Steven Shaw's take. I'm a sob mess again.
And an obit https://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/11/nyregion/steven-a-shaw-44-founder-of-an-early-blog-about-food-dies.html
Yeah, so sad! 
Quote"broken-yolk fried egg"
When I was growing up, and prior, a broken-yolk fried egg sandwich was a poor folk staple.
22 minutes ago, heidih said:As soon as I saw this all I could think of was Steven Shaw's take. I'm a sob mess again.
And an obit https://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/11/nyregion/steven-a-shaw-44-founder-of-an-early-blog-about-food-dies.html
Yeah, so sad!
Quote"broken-yolk fried egg"
When I grew up, and prior, a broken-yolk fried egg sandwich was a poor folk staple.
