How do you like your fried egg(s) done?

[zassou]

what a mess i made......

edible, kinda. would i? hell no.

 

and i have to clean it up....

[lewdicrous]

19 minutes ago, dizmo said:

It's so easy to cook them in a pan! You should get away from the microwave and learn to do some proper cooking.

I know how to cook them in a pan, I just choose not to.

Personal preference I guess.

[Mutoh]

35 minutes ago, zassou said:

what a mess i made......

edible, kinda. would i? hell no.

 

and i have to clean it up....

Yeah, Im sticking to a pan

[Lady Fitzgerald]

1 hour ago, dizmo said:

It's so easy to cook them in a pan! You should get away from the microwave and learn to do some proper cooking.

Sure, as soon as you agree to come over to my house to clean the pan and dish.

45 minutes ago, Mutoh said:

Yeah, Im sticking to a pan

You need to put some kind of release agent (vegetable oil, butter, bacon grease, lard, in order of preference) or use a nonstick container to avoid sticking. That also looks overcooked.

 

Frankly, I like the microwaved eggs better because they come out fluffier than pan fried. Tastewise, they taste the same as pan fried eggs cooked with the same butter/olive oil I use for nuking.

[dizmo]

48 minutes ago, Lady Fitzgerald said:

Sure, as soon as you agree to come over to my house to clean the pan and dish.

LoL, I have no problem being an adult and doing my dishes Plus there's a dishwasher for half of the mess, and a pan takes literally 30 seconds to clean.

[Mutoh]

1 hour ago, Lady Fitzgerald said:

Sure, as soon as you agree to come over to my house to clean the pan and dish.

You need to put some kind of release agent (vegetable oil, butter, bacon grease, lard, in order of preference) or use a nonstick container to avoid sticking. That also looks overcooked.

 

Frankly, I like the microwaved eggs better because they come out fluffier than pan fried. Tastewise, they taste the same as pan fried eggs cooked with the same butter/olive oil I use for nuking.

My eggs are plenty fluffy in a pan

 

 

 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

3 minutes ago, Mutoh said:

My eggs are plenty fluffy in a pan

I'm still waiting for an offer to come over to my house to clean the pan and dish.

 

[Monkey Dust]

Plenty of talk of fried and scrabbled eggs, but what of the majesty of the poached egg? Either on toast or as Eggs Royale, yum

 

Fried eggs with breakfast the yolk has to be runny so you can dip your black pudding, or fried bread into it. 

[Mutoh]

Just now, Lady Fitzgerald said:

I'm still waiting for an offer to come over to my house to clean the pan and dish.

 

You make it seem like a big deal to wash dishes. I do it every day LOL.

 

 

Sure I will, I dont mind cleaning extra dishes for a better end product. I enjoy good food. Its not just about energy for me. 

 

 

If you think 2 dishes for eggs are bad, you should see my kitchen on thanksgiving

[Lady Fitzgerald]

19 minutes ago, dizmo said:

LoL, I have no problem being an adult and doing my dishes Plus there's a dishwasher for half of the mess, and a pan takes literally 30 seconds to clean.

There is no way I will ever have another dishwasher, even if you gave it to me. I had one back when I was married and hated it. Iwas constantly working on it because the ex and kids would spill the detergent on the gaskets and the resulting leaking water leaks were shorting out the works or making a big mess. Also, no one would remove the clean dishes after the washer ran or run the dishwasher when it was full unless I did it (and I was working as many as three jobs--one fultime with OT and two part time).

 

I never liked doing dishes by hand so I just avoid making dirty dishes when I can. I have better things to do than washing dishes.

[Mutoh]

I never thought a thread about eggs and dishes would get so much traction

[Monkey Dust]

22 minutes ago, Mutoh said:

I never thought a thread about eggs and dishes would get so much traction

The forum moves in mysterious ways

[MarbleHornets]

36 minutes ago, Mutoh said:

I never thought a thread about eggs and dishes would get so much traction

I mean who doesn't love eggs for breakfast, yeah? (I mean besides vegans, that is). But anyway's, eggs poached in butter and cream; to die for and will probably be the death of me one day, but tastes like Paula Deen's heaven 

[dizmo]

1 hour ago, Lady Fitzgerald said:

There is no way I will ever have another dishwasher, even if you gave it to me. I had one back when I was married and hated it. Iwas constantly working on it because the ex and kids would spill the detergent on the gaskets and the resulting leaking water leaks were shorting out the works or making a big mess. Also, no one would remove the clean dishes after the washer ran or run the dishwasher when it was full unless I did it (and I was working as many as three jobs--one fultime with OT and two part time).

 

I never liked doing dishes by hand so I just avoid making dirty dishes when I can. I have better things to do than washing dishes.

That sounds a lot more like personal problems than problems with the machine lol

It's nothing but a time saver for me.

[Canada EH]

On 11/25/2018 at 3:49 AM, zassou said:

it can get very different from person to person

and region to region

 

I like my eggs several different ways depending on time of day, and enviroment, if I am tired or not.

Usually I like mine barely runny, others times runny, sometimes rarely scrambled, other times hard all the way through.

 

[Guest]

4 hours ago, Lady Fitzgerald said:

I get the egg whites (colored yellow) in a carton. It's much less messy than breaking hen fruit shells. One way I cook them is to coat the inside of a paper bowl with butter that comes mixed with olive oil, pour in some of the egg white, then nuke it in the reactor for however long it takes to get done firm but not dry (I vary the amount I nuke from time to time). The egg white will literally foam up like a soufle but, once finished, it will collapse back down. The result are fluffy eggs with no mess to clean up and a dish to wash afterwards.

 

If I'm in the mood for an omelette, I butter/olive oil a paper plate, pour on a thin layer of eggwhite onto the plate, nuke in the reactor until cohesive but not quite done, add the fillings, fold, and nuke again just long enough to warm up the fillings.

Have you actually tried it?

Truth be told microwaving eggs is hard to do, I'll have a crack at this later, but I get my eggs straight from the chicken, usually just sunny side up on the pan. This looks very cool though, will have to pick up paper plates. Thank you. 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

32 minutes ago, dizmo said:

That sounds a lot more like personal problems than problems with the machine lol

It's nothing but a time saver for me.

Yeah, it is a personal problem. I still can't look at a dishwasher without remembering all the crap I had to deal with when I had one (and it's been 27 years since my divorce). I don't generate enough dirty dishes to justify having one so just I don't bother.

[zassou]

9 hours ago, dizmo said:

LoL, I have no problem being an adult and doing my dishes Plus there's a dishwasher for half of the mess, and a pan takes literally 30 seconds to clean.

i dont think a dishwasher can clean up those mess. and besides, i never seize to amaze how wasteful american life can be. a brush and a drop of dish soap cost peanut money, and yet people buy a fucking machine for that.

 

and clothes dryer?sunlight is fucking free energy...

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, zassou said:

i dont think a dishwasher can clean up those mess. and besides, i never seize to amaze how wasteful american life can be. a brush and a drop of dish soap cost peanut money, and yet people buy a fucking machine for that.

 

and clothes dryer?sunlight is fucking free energy...

It never ceases to amaze me that people don't realize how life in other places is different. Ever tried drying wet clothes outside in a place where it will stay below 0 for many months of the year? Yeah, even if the sun's out, good luck with that.

[PhantomJaguarr]

When I go to a place like Denny's I tell the waitress that my eggs be "over-medium". Salt and pepper for seasoning I'm sure.

[Lady Fitzgerald]

6 hours ago, zassou said:

i dont think a dishwasher can clean up those mess. and besides, i never seize to amaze how wasteful american life can be. a brush and a drop of dish soap cost peanut money, and yet people buy a fucking machine for that.

 

and clothes dryer?sunlight is fucking free energy...

 

6 hours ago, dizmo said:

It never ceases to amaze me that people don't realize how life in other places is different. Ever tried drying wet clothes outside in a place where it will stay below 0 for many months of the year? Yeah, even if the sun's out, good luck with that.

Not to mention that many places do not allow drying clothes outside (including where I live). Also, sun drying clothes does not work well when it is raining and after dark. Not everyone has the luxury of being able to do laundry just whenever they want due to working hours. Unless one has a fenced yard (and sometimes even then), clothes can be stolen off a line.

[dizmo]

1 hour ago, Lady Fitzgerald said:

 

Not to mention that many places do not allow drying clothes outside (including where I live). Also, sun drying clothes does not work well when it is raining and after dark. Not everyone has the luxury of being able to do laundry just whenever they want due to working hours. Unless one has a fenced yard (and sometimes even then), clothes can be stolen off a line.

Though nothing beats the smell and feel of freshly line dried sheets

[Lady Fitzgerald]

2 hours ago, dizmo said:

Though nothing beats the smell and feel of freshly line dried sheets

Really? I never could tell the dirfference between line dried sheets and sheets from a dryer (as long as one doesn't use dryer sheets in the dryer, which I won't since they will eventually gum up the lint trap and works of the dryer). Unless a bird leaves a calling card on the sheet, someone decides to have a barbeque nearby, or the fresh scent of gas and diesel exhaust on the sheets if drying near a road and the wind is just right.

[Mr.Meerkat]

The only way fried eggs can be eaten is in tamagoyaki form. A little milk and sugar into the beaten eggs and bam, you have some nice n fluffy eggs .

[Amazonsucks]

I like my eggs like that.