Fried Eggs 4 Ways

[klflowers]

From Kenji. Who knew?

[Mosca]

You know the next time I fry eggs I’m going to slurp the yolk out.

[klflowers]

Can you film that for us

[bbqLuv]

No video it didn't happen

[Alan Brice]

I am gonna feed Burt from a fork, NOT!! draw back a nub.

[DogFaced PonySoldier]

Don't have time, but definitely going to watch this later. I love me some fried eggs, I'm always up for learning about new ways to make and/or eat them!

[bbqLuv]

Don't forget to paint your fingernails pink and yellow for best results

[Potkettleblack]

Four ways?

what a piker.

here’s 12 from Fallow restaurant in London.

https://youtu.be/YTAa4h_822Y?si=V6gsHqKWMui8XG3b

[klflowers]

Entertaining. I really liked the serial killer flip and pressed egg

[shify]

Chile oil fried eggs are great. I would also recommend one way he missed - Feta fried eggs.

[Bkhuna]

No. 1 is my preferred way to make eggs. Forget about 2 and 3 because I vehemently dislike brown crispy egg whites. I'm going to try no.4 soon.

[Andrrr]

+2 on disdain for crispy whites

[bbqLuv]

+3 on "I vehemently dislike brown crispy" egg whites

[SheilaAnn]

+1000 on burnt egg edges!!! That said, if my scrambled eggs have brown on them, I send it back. Same with an omelette. I get that at brekkie places, you are turnin’ and burnin’ to get through the rush, but don’t burn my eggs!

[captainlee]

Frying eggs in bacon grease. Can get away with that once in a while camping with the wife, but an always with the boys.

[klflowers]

This is the best way

[texastweeter]

This is the way

[Stuey1515]

There can be only one, still the best for me anyways

[Mosca]

I’m going to take issue with Kenji somewhat. He’s making the eggs pretty much the same way, just making different dishes. That’s like me putting scrambled eggs on toast vs in a tortilla; I still just scrambled some eggs. Now, maybe I did a fast scramble for hard eggs vs a slow scramble for creamy eggs? That’s two different ways to scramble eggs.

For frying, I’d say: 1) Sunny side up. 2) Over easy/medium/hard. 3) Covered, similar to over easy/medium/hard. 4) Lacy. (With the brown edges). Those are each different techniques.

I’ve posted this a few times, but actually I’ve watched it more times than I can count. These are two different ways to make the same thing, an omelet, and the results are very different.

(I know at least two more ways to make omelets: a diner omelet, in which you let the eggs flow over the flat top very thin and then roll them up like a rug, and a Japanese “tornado” omelet, which I haven’t been able to master yet.)

[klflowers]

I love you man, but I am going to go with Kenji on this one. It is 4 different techniques but not different dishes. 4 ways to fry eggs.

[shify]

"1) Sunny side up. 2) Over easy/medium/hard. 3) Covered, similar to over easy/medium/hard. 4) Lacy. (With the brown edges). Those are each different techniques."

I disagree with your comment too. You mention four doneness levels for fried eggs and don't mention technique.

I do think Kenji's video is the fried egg version of ways to make omelet (french, browned diner style, souffle style) with maybe the chile oil being the outlier that is more flavor than a different technique

[Mosca]

Sunny side up doesn’t get flipped, over gets flipped and I listed different donenesses, covered is different from flipped or sunny side, and lacy requires high heat.

[DogFaced PonySoldier]

Hmmmm... I watched for a few minutes.



The uhh... nail polish distracted me too much. I'm out. Call me old fashioned, whatever.

[DogFaced PonySoldier]

My son came home from college with black nail polish on one time. I showed him no mercy. lol

[klflowers]

My daughter painted mine pink and insisted I leave it on. I worked construction at a nuclear plant. It was brutal

[Alan Brice]

Takes all kinds to feed a village.
Gotta break a few eggs if you are gonna make an omlete.

[Hulagn1971]

Egg #1 style: "For people that have bad teeth" lol.