(confession: I didn't use lid as the various recipes I was following suggested I should) and then you're ready to add your eggs, and what do you know, create a scary Halloween frying pan face in the process. Pop the lid on your pan and your eggs should be done in 5 to 6 mins. Mine weren't due to lack of lid, so I shoved them under the grill for a few mins, which resulted in slightly less than runny middles. Hey ho. You could also just fry your eggs separately and add to your garlicky, oniony, hot toms when done. Cut up bread to mop up your toms, serve with sea salt butter if you have it, grab some Tabasco, extra chilis to add to your plate if you need; make yourself a coffee and a juice (and use an old jam jar as a glass if you're me. I'm so lifestyle right now) and tuck in. Result: quite a delicious and satisfying brunch. And it's still an hour earlier than if you'd have cooked it this time yesterday. Wooop. Spicy toms and eggs stats Kitchen cock-ups: The eggs. Need to use frying pan lid, bake in oven for 7 or so mins, or fry separately next time. Bear this in mind, kitchen virgins. I'm always snapping away at foodie stuff on my phone -- with mixed results, but I'm bit better now I have the iPhone 5. Check.me. So I thought, rather than leave the pics clogging up