They are an important ingredient in any protein filled breakfast, I'll concede.
One of my favorite color combinations is a bowl of bright orangey-yellow whisked eggs with chopped green onion in it.
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They are an important ingredient in any protein filled breakfast, I'll concede.
One of my favorite color combinations is a bowl of bright orangey-yellow whisked eggs with chopped green onion in it.
Eggs are great when cooked firm. If they're runny, yuck. Bacon is never not good.
Cooked firm = overcooked.
I am now thoroughly earwormed with the Cat in the Hat intro to the animated Green Eggs and Ham.
(Not just because of this thread - Dylan is also prone to breaking out into song at any given moment.)
Runny eggs are totally yuck.
Cooked firm = overcooked.
Unless it's hard boiled, which is necessary for a good number of excellent salads.
Unless it's hard boiled, which is necessary for a good number of excellent salads.
Well, that's true. And I'm already on record for the hard boiled eggs in salad trick. NSM, hardboiled eggs suspended in aspic.
And personally, I'd far rather have a slightly overdone yolk than any amount of undercooked white. Texture issues.
At work, we make scrambled eggs in the microwave.
Yolk should not be solid.
Smonster, my mother used to have an egg poaching pan, like this: [link] which might be more durable than a coddler, but give similar results.