From: Retired Greyhound Mom
On Sep 6, 2009
I have been making fried eggs this way for years. They are so much easier to make. When you are in a restaurant, request "basted" eggs when the waitress asks how you like them.
From: duonyte
On Sep 6, 2009
I do the same thing - it came to me a while ago that this was how to get sunnyside up eggs with the tops cooked - I hate uncooked egg whites - without the danger of busting the yolks as with easy-over. It works perfectly.
From: JPsBarbie
On Sep 16, 2009
I have had a history of breaking yolks when making over easy eggs. It has been so bad that my husband has pretty much given up and just expects scrambled eggs. This recipe/method has changed everything! I successfully was able to serve him perfectly cooked, yolk intact, eggs this morning for breakfast!
From: Lucky in Bayview
On Sep 19, 2009
Nice technique! I usually poach my eggs and sometimes they just seem a little too watery, this solves that. I will be using your method again. Thank you for posting!
From: DisasterInTheKitchen
On Oct 20, 2009
Thanks for posting! This has got to be the easiest/mess-free way to cook eggs, besides scrambled of course :0)
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