How do you like your eggs?

[javadog]

That guy is crazy, Benihana would love him.

He’s very talented, as to that one particular thing he makes. It seems there are a lot of chefs in Japan that specialize in one particular thing and do it incredibly well. It makes me want to hop a plane to Tokyo and go on a weeklong eating binge.

[javadog]

Originally Posted by masraum

Mmmm, Spanish tortilla, yum! They are actually pretty easy to make. We sometimes add breakfast sausage to them as well. They would also be good with a little ham or bacon.

If you want to add meat, add sausage and then make a fried potato hash, instead of a tortilla. Potatoes, sausage, onions, jalapeños, yellow American cheese. A couple fried eggs on top.

If you should be so fortunate as to come across a piece of Seranno Jamon, slice it thin and eat it by itself, don’t waste it in an omelette.

[flipper35]

These look interesting. Might have to give them a try.

https://skillet.lifehacker.com/these-sous-vide-egg-bites-are-your-new-weekday-breakfas-1824008696

[rusnak]

Originally Posted by javadog

If you want to add meat, add sausage and then make a fried potato hash, instead of a tortilla. Potatoes, sausage, onions, jalapeños, yellow American cheese. A couple fried eggs on top.

If you should be so fortunate as to come across a piece of Seranno Jamon, slice it thin and eat it by itself, don’t waste it in an omelette.

JR, you and probably Patrick, and a few others here are excellent chefs. I mean "next level" not backyard BBQ level, which is the level most of us including myself are on.

It would be a hoot to do a Pelican OT virtual cookbook thread someday. Post only recipies or video of you creating your dish. The intent is to have others try your food......

[javadog]

Some of us have cooked for a living, at some point in our deep, dark past. Almost as much fun as you can have, with your clothes on.

There are tens of thousands of good recipes in the cookbooks of the last 20 years. Damn near every one of them is findable online, in some blog or other.

Find a big name chef you like and go cook his recipes.

[WPOZZZ]

Originally Posted by masraum

I don't think any egg conversation could be complete without the omurice guy from Kyoto:



I lived in Japan twice when I was a kid, once as an 8, 9, 10 year old and again when I was 13-15. I don't remember every hearing of or seeing omurice. I first saw it on youtube a couple/few years ago. I'm super curious and would love to try it.

Mas, you missed out. My ex used to make that for me a lot, but no demiglace.

Originally Posted by javadog

If you want to add meat, add sausage and then make a fried potato hash, instead of a tortilla. Potatoes, sausage, onions, jalapeños, yellow American cheese. A couple fried eggs on top.

If you should be so fortunate as to come across a piece of Seranno Jamon, slice it thin and eat it by itself, don’t waste it in an omelette.

You can find Serrano ham at Costco during Xmas. Usually about $99 and comes with the cutting board and knife.

[Superman]

[stevej37]

"How do you like your eggs?"

Next week....hard-boiled and multi-colored...with salt.