If they ' re whole cut them in half , stick some cream cheese in them , cover with normal cheese , bake for 1520 minutes or until the cheese is nice and brown . Cut them in half , mix up some ground pork and spices of your choice , stuff them , cover with cheese , wrap with bacon , bake for 1520 minutes or until the bacon is nice and brown and crispy . Slice up and put in omelets for breakfast . Slice up and put in spaghetti sauce . Mince and add to hambaga . So many things you can do with them . <| sep |> Yup , from the same rootduckduck n . 1 waterfowl , Old Englishducefound only in genitiveducan a duck , literally a ducker , presumed to be from Old Englishducanto duck , dive seeduckv . . Replaced Old Englishenedas the name for the bird , this being from PIEaneti , the root of the duck noun in most IndoEuropean languages .