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The Triple Fried Egg Chilli-Chutney Sandwich is a sandwich from the BBC sci-fi sitcom Red Dwarf.
It's a meme sandwich. But I made it, and it's actually good. Especially if you're hungover.
It's three slices of non-fancy white bread (hence the triple) with two fried eggs in each layer (4 in total!) all smeared with a generous amount of Indian chutney, and hot chilli sauce.
If you make it right then according to Rimmer at least, it should feel like you're having a baby
I personally like to cook my eggs Thai-style, which means heating a generous amount of oil and cooking them fast and hot so the bottoms get all crisped up while the yolk remains runny.
That's perfect for this sandwich, which should be yolky and gooey and impossible to eat without holding it over a plate (unless you don't care for the state of your floor.)
Now if you'll excuse me it's Sunday morning, and I have a hangover to attend to.
I am blissfully hangover free. Because I haven't slept yet. And I'm still drinking.
Well, you now know what to cook when you need it. Good luck!