Triple Decker Egg in a Hole Breakfast Sandwich
This triple-decker egg-in-a-hole breakfast sandwich layers two slices of toasted bread with a fried egg center, crispy bacon-wrapped cheese, and tangy pickles for an indulgent morning meal.
This triple-decker egg-in-a-hole breakfast sandwich layers two slices of toasted bread with a fried egg center, crispy bacon-wrapped cheese, and tangy pickles for an indulgent morning meal.
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On a cutting board, create a bacon weave with the bacon slices.
Place the slice of Swiss cheese in the center of the bacon weave and fold the bacon over to create a packet.
In a non-stick skillet over medium heat, pan-fry the bacon-wrapped cheese until the bacon is cooked through and crispy on all sides. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Using a round cookie cutter or glass, cut a hole in the center of two of the bread slices.
In the same skillet with the bacon grease (or add butter), toast all three slices of bread. For the two slices with holes, crack an egg into each center and cook to your desired doneness.
To assemble the sandwich, start with the solid slice of toast. Layer with the dill pickle slices, then place the cooked bacon-wrapped cheese on top.
Place one of the egg-in-a-hole toasts on top of the bacon.
In a small bowl, mix together the mayonnaise, ketchup, and pickle relish. Spread this sauce over the middle layer of toast.
Top with the final egg-in-a-hole toast to complete the sandwich.
Secure with a toothpick, slice in half, and serve immediately.
This sandwich is best eaten fresh. Leftover components (bacon, cooked eggs) may be refrigerated separately for up to 2 days, but reassemble and warm gently in a skillet before serving to restore texture.
Use a sturdy white bread and cut a circle roughly 2 inches wide. Butter the pan well and cook over medium heat—high heat will burn the bread before the egg sets. The egg should take 3-4 minutes per side.
Assemble just before serving for best texture. You can cook the bacon and prepare the special sauce 1 hour ahead, then reheat bacon briefly before assembly.
Thick-cut white bread (about ½-inch) holds the egg best. Avoid thin bread or soft varieties like brioche, which tear easily when cutting the circle.
Shape the Swiss cheese into a flat patty, wrap 1–2 strips of raw bacon around it in a spiral, then pan-fry until the bacon crisps and the cheese softens (about 4 minutes).
Yes—cheddar, American, or provolone work well. Avoid soft cheeses like brie that melt too fast and lose their structure.
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