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Jeniffer Mills
9th November 2005, 12:52
4mins? or 5 mins...Ilike my eggs real hard!

gypsy_cream
9th November 2005, 12:54
3 and a half mins to 4 mins for me... slightly soft inside :-o

nico
9th November 2005, 12:55
no, i don´t like them hard...my gf always uses her grandma´s "eieruhr" (dunno if there´s a word called egg-clock) and that has a perfect timing ;)

V Knid esq
9th November 2005, 12:56
http://www.quay-accounting.com/images/eggtimer.jpg

Egg-timer.

I love runny yolk but NO runny snotty white.

bracket
9th November 2005, 13:01
Ask Egebamyasi. He will tell you...

gypsy_cream
9th November 2005, 13:09
spiegelei

sniffio
9th November 2005, 13:12
do u guys have a custom of eating eggs raw ??
we do in japan.
We just dip on rice, or soba-noodels.

we might strew it and dip shoyu-sauce, or sometimes dip it raw straight.
It's good when u dip meat in it.(rawegg+meat sauce)

Jeniffer Mills
9th November 2005, 13:14
Originally posted by gypsy_cream
spiegelei

..yes Clair...The "mirroregg"

gypsy_cream
9th November 2005, 13:15
hehehe mirror egg :)

Whuffle
9th November 2005, 15:23
Originally posted by sniffio
do u guys have a custom of eating eggs raw ??
we do in japan.


I dunno about there, but we have a lot of "battery farmed" eggs here and salmonella and other diseases would be a problem.

Besides.... yuck!

Claire
9th November 2005, 15:33
i learned this in school. and yes i <b>do</b> it every day.

firstly i put butter on my hands and sit down for one minute looking at the wall. after the butter has achieved 2% bonding propergation to my palms i open the fridge door. The egg is a normal free range (when i say free range, i always make sure the chickens can walk wherever they want on planet earth) the eggs are normally cyan and still have feathers covering them. I put the feathers into a seperate pan with the cardboard box and allow to sit for 24 minutes. the other egg is brushed with a special tooth brush (which has been warmed in the overn (to help with bristle anaomolies) i brush the egg in a figure of eight until it is possible to view the yoke inside. then i put the egg back into the fridge and sleep for 25 minutes. I force myself to dream of a giant rotating bongo and wake up running into the kitchen and put the stove on. i boil the water (i use red water (water that has been turned red by Sumarian burial passages being read allowed the day prior) after 6 minutes of boiling to inert the water i put the egg in the pan 50 times. ( i put it in, pull it out, put it in..etc etc) this achieves cosmic union on the 50th attempt and the egg is enlightened. then i drop it into the pan and cook for 7 minutes.Perfect egg everytime.

gypsy_cream
9th November 2005, 15:35
heheahaa

hektor ruiez
9th November 2005, 15:39
I boil them for 4/5 mins (possibly longer depending on distractions) then remove them from pan, peel the shells off and smash them up with some lurpak in a mug adding pepper, I then eat with a small spoon along with some buttered toast and a cup of tea.

Whuffle
9th November 2005, 15:44
Originally posted by Claire
i learned this in school. and yes i <b>do</b> it every day.

firstly i put butter on my hands and sit down for one minute looking at the wall. after the butter has achieved 2% bonding propergation to my palms i open the fridge door. The egg is a normal free range (when i say free range, i always make sure the chickens can walk wherever they want on planet earth) the eggs are normally cyan and still have feathers covering them. I put the feathers into a seperate pan with the cardboard box and allow to sit for 24 minutes. the other egg is brushed with a special tooth brush (which has been warmed in the overn (to help with bristle anaomolies) i brush the egg in a figure of eight until it is possible to view the yoke inside. then i put the egg back into the fridge and sleep for 25 minutes. I force myself to dream of a giant rotating bongo and wake up running into the kitchen and put the stove on. i boil the water (i use red water (water that has been turned red by Sumarian burial passages being read allowed the day prior) after 6 minutes of boiling to inert the water i put the egg in the pan 50 times. ( i put it in, pull it out, put it in..etc etc) this achieves cosmic union on the 50th attempt and the egg is enlightened. then i drop it into the pan and cook for 7 minutes.Perfect egg everytime.

ok, ok, i give up... I laffed :(

bracket
9th November 2005, 16:11
I have often wondered what an enlightened egg tasted like...?

Lady E
9th November 2005, 16:29
Originally posted by Claire
i learned this in school. and yes i <b>do</b> it every day.

firstly i put butter on my hands and sit down for one minute looking at the wall. after the butter has achieved 2% bonding propergation to my palms i open the fridge door. The egg is a normal free range (when i say free range, i always make sure the chickens can walk wherever they want on planet earth) the eggs are normally cyan and still have feathers covering them. I put the feathers into a seperate pan with the cardboard box and allow to sit for 24 minutes. the other egg is brushed with a special tooth brush (which has been warmed in the overn (to help with bristle anaomolies) i brush the egg in a figure of eight until it is possible to view the yoke inside. then i put the egg back into the fridge and sleep for 25 minutes. I force myself to dream of a giant rotating bongo and wake up running into the kitchen and put the stove on. i boil the water (i use red water (water that has been turned red by Sumarian burial passages being read allowed the day prior) after 6 minutes of boiling to inert the water i put the egg in the pan 50 times. ( i put it in, pull it out, put it in..etc etc) this achieves cosmic union on the 50th attempt and the egg is enlightened. then i drop it into the pan and cook for 7 minutes.Perfect egg everytime.

exactly the method i use too.

Whuffle
9th November 2005, 17:39
if the egg is enlightened, doesn't it float?

registered
9th November 2005, 18:26
i really dont wanna know where this guy gets his imagination from ...
my weekend breakfast looks so :
first frie some bacon , then 3 eggs -> scrambled .
frie it , but not untill the eggs are too dry , salt n pepper , 2 slices (?) of tasty bread from the hofpfisterei mjummm and some (3-4) coktailtomatoes , also with salt .
thats awesome !!!!

Paddy
9th November 2005, 19:46
Originally posted by hektor ruiez
I boil them for 4/5 mins (possibly longer depending on distractions) then remove them from pan, peel the shells off and smash them up with some lurpak in a mug adding pepper, I then eat with a small spoon along with some buttered toast and a cup of tea.

that's the way to do it.

solitary_zen
9th November 2005, 23:00
Originally posted by sniffio
do u guys have a custom of eating eggs raw ??
we do in japan.
We just dip on rice, or soba-noodels.

we might strew it and dip shoyu-sauce, or sometimes dip it raw straight.
It's good when u dip meat in it.(rawegg+meat sauce)

I often mix raw egg into my noodles which I have for lunch sometimes. I know this is quite common in Japan and Korea.
Also, "egg flip" - raw eggs in milk with sugar, ice-cream, nutmeg and a dash of vanilla essence (kinda non-alchoholic egg-nog).

nico
10th November 2005, 08:22
@ registered: do you like weisswürste ? they are great in my opinion

Paddy
10th November 2005, 08:39
i only eat quail eggs, and they don't take very long to boil.

i'm quite partial to the odd swan egg here and there as well.

registered
10th November 2005, 13:14
Originally posted by nico
@ registered: do you like weisswürste ? they are great in my opinion
yeah
http://www.keydeck.com/galleries/030920_wiesn/Dscf0004.jpg
but unfortunately ill do them only 2-3 times a year ...:!

Jeniffer Mills
10th November 2005, 13:17
weisswurst breakfast...I might give it a try one day....

nico
10th November 2005, 13:28
warren: you should - highly recommended :D