Bunny-in-the-Hole

photo by:kraft

Definitely looks more like tigger than a bunny. I replaced the peas with chocolate chips instead. Everyone loved it and it is adorable!

posted by

dachsie84

on 9/19/2008

time

prep:

10 min

total:

25 min

servings

total:

4 servings

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what you need

slices white bread, divided

tsp. butter or margarine, melted

KRAFT Big Slice Mild Cheddar Cheese Slices

eggs

Suggested decorations: 8 frozen peas, 4 small triangles of red pepper and 8 fresh chives

Make It

PREHEAT oven to 400°F. Cut out hole in center of each of 4 of the bread slices with a 3-1/2 inch egg-shaped cookie cutter. Cut each cutout lengthwise in half to make the "bunny's ears."

BRUSH remaining 4 bread slices with butter; place, butter sides down, on ungreased baking sheet. Cover each with 1 cheese slice; top with 1 of the bread slices with the hole. Carefully break 1 egg into center of each hole. Decorate each egg with 2 peas for the "eyes," a red pepper triangle for the "nose" and chives for the "whiskers."

BAKE 15 min. or until cheese is melted and egg is set but slightly runny, adding the ears to the oven for the last 5 min. of the baking time. Arrange 2 of the ears at the top of each bunny's head just before serving.

Kraft Kitchens Tips

Serving Suggestion

Kids will get a kick out of these adorable sandwiches. Serve this Easter-time treat with baby carrots and sliced fruit, such as apples, pears or melon.

Substitute

Prepare as directed, using whole wheat bread and KRAFT 2% Milk Singles.

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erica811

posted:2/20/2006

My family loves this includung my picky two year old. I first made it as a special easter breakfast last easter, but I could not wait another year to eat it so I make it without the bunny face whenever we crave it. I new it was great when even my in-laws where impressed by my breakfast!

Harley1391

posted:1/7/2006

My little one's eyes popped wide open when she saw this immiginative treat. She shrieked with sheer delight and giggled all through the meal. Remember we eat with our eyes first. She ate breakfast !! YEAH :-) It tastes as good as it looks.

Doris1965

posted:4/8/2005

All the kids were very happy. They love this recipe, it was FUN. Thank you KRAFT :)

Tman17

posted:3/25/2005

My son just adored the picture of this recipe, and it was quite good!

kjr12270

posted:3/24/2005

Cute idea! A little imagination goes a long way!

sue-z-q1

posted:3/24/2005

my child and i think this sandwich looks more like tigger from whinnie the pooh. it is good.

a cook

posted:3/23/2005

I don't get it, this does not look like a bunny.I asked my husband & son what they thought and they laughed. What part of the bunny does the yolk represent?? I haven't made the recipe, but wouldn't the cheese melt fast, and become hard before the egg is done?? Please give me some insight.

a cook

posted:12/31/2004

My daughter (6) loved this idea! The recipe is great for kids to jump in and help and great for getting in all those food groups! Enjoy!