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How do you like your eggs?
A female friend of mine told me unfertilized. lol
Lately, I've been on a kick boiling my eggs to between soft and medium. Peel them, add a little salt, like a hard boiled egg, then bite down into the oozing, gooey goodness! Repeat. |
Eggs Benedict is my favorite, but difficult to make.
Over Easy with sea salt, and ground black pepper, a slice of cheese, mayo on white toast as a sandwich. |
Scrambled, omelet, fried, mostly in a Taco.
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Soft boiled or poached are my favs.
If soft boiled...you need these.... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1615892318.jpg |
Never heard of eggs in a taco. Not like Hawaii is a Mexican food hub.
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I like them from the 70s when eggs had actual flavor. I've tried every egg in the supermarket and they just don't have the same depth of flavor and richness as CT & MN in the 70s. I would be happy to pay $1 per egg—$12/carton for the same flavor I remember.
I eat a lot of eggs. And small batch bacon which is significantly better than regular bacon. Over-easy on heavily buttered toast is a favorite. |
Baked...like this. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1615893513.jpg
If not baked then in the form of an omelet. Coming in third is sunny side up. |
Over easy with some buttered white toast to mop up the yolk.
Nothing fancy. |
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I never cared much for scrambled eggs until I read someones method on this forum a few years back.
Now I love them...so much more flavor than the way I had been doing them. |
Over easy to over medium or poached.
At the start of the pandemic last year we were getting eggs from a guy about a mile down the road. Chicken, duck, and guinea fowl. |
I like to eat my eggs this way, too. Waimanalo TKG – SALT & SAND
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Huevos Rancheros!!!
I omit the tortilla often but it is traditional to have one. Pinto beans- home made Fried eggs - runny yokes Higher quality salsa heated in skillet with eggs Combined with a sprinkle of cheese and hot sauce A killer meal. I like to have it before skiing. |
Fried over easy. I found the perfectly weighted and dished skillet, never a break when flipping them. Just a little flick of the wrist.
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I was introduced to them in college, about 40 years ago. https://foodwithfeeling.com/wp-conte...st-Tacos-7.jpg One of the best places in Texas is Torchy's Tacos. They really make omelets that they slip into a tortilla. The names of the various types are hillarious. https://torchystacos.com/menu/breakfast-tacos/ https://torchystacos.com/menu/damn-good-tacos/ |
One of my favs is two over easy served with bacon as a sammich in between two pancakes.
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We make Eggs in purgatory on special weekends. So good and filling. https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1019109-eggs-in-purgatory?smid=ck-recipe-iOS-share
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With gochujang grilled steak tips and udon noodles.
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