eggsbenedict

noun
UK /ˌeɡz ˈbenɪdɪkt/
US /ˌeɡz ˈbenɪdɪkt/

Eggs Benedict is a breakfast dish with a muffin, ham, poached egg, and yellow sauce on top.

We had eggs Benedict for brunch at the cafe.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fancy restaurant meal often served on weekends.

The hotel serves eggs Benedict every Sunday morning.

3. A dish named after a person, often linked to a New York diner story.

People say eggs Benedict was named after a regular customer.

4. A test of a cook's skill because the sauce can be tricky.

The chef judged the new cook by his eggs Benedict.