How do you like your eggs?

[HAL9000]

How do you like your eggs?

If your answer is other, please elaborate.

 

[lxskllr]

I'm not sure we need another egg thread, but you could at least put some effort in it, and provide a poll. I make scrambled more than anything because it's easiest, but I like over easy equally well.

Edit:
Spoke too soon :^D

I'd suggest more options...

Raw
Poached
Hard boiled
Soft boiled
Scrambled
Over easy
Sunny side up

 

[HAL9000]

I'm not sure we need another egg thread, but you could at least put some effort in it, and provide a poll. I make scrambled more than anything because it's easiest, but I like over easy equally well.

There is a poll.

 

[Veliko]

I'm not sure we need another egg thread, but you could at least put some effort in it, and provide a poll.

For some annoying reason you can't create the poll before you create the thread!

 

[HAL9000]

For some annoying reason you can't create the poll before you create the thread!

Yup. Very annoying.

 

[IndyColtsFan]

Sunny-side up or softboiled.

 

[HAL9000]

Sunny-side up or softboiled.

Googled sunny side up, just looks like a fried egg?

 

[Texashiker]

I usually like them scrambled.

But when it comes to a bacon egg sandwich, I'll take a fried egg.

 

[Veliko]

Could you make a 'On toast with marmalade' option? It would be a winner I reckon.

 

[duragezic]

Eggs are fucking awesome. I hadn't cooked any for several years until recently I've been on them like a drug.

What I do is two eggs: one with broken and cooked yolk for use on a sandwich with a slice of cheese and bacon, and one basically over easy which I can use to dip the sandwich in. Sometimes add a few sausage links to that, with a big glass of milk. Wonder how my cholesterol is?

Sunny side up sucks btw.

I should go with some scrambled soon, but I like the friend egg + sandwich combo so much that I don't bother. I've never had a poached egg and the boiled eggs are decent but fried > scrambled > boiled.

I was probably going to have the meal I described above this morning already, but this just gives me another reason too.

 

[HAL9000]

Could you make a 'On toast with marmalade' option? It would be a winner I reckon.

I could, but 1) I don't know how to edit polls, and 2) What americans call jam/ jelly/ marmalade is different from the rest of the world.

 

[rcpratt]

Googled sunny side up, just looks like a fried egg?

There are many variations on fried, do you seriously not have that over there? I'm not too picky, but I prefer runny yolk.

Fried is my favorite, but I don't mind scrambled for the convenience.

 

[HAL9000]

There are many variations on fried, do you seriously not have that over there? I'm not too picky, but I prefer runny yolk.

Fried is my favorite, but I don't mind scrambled for the convenience.

OH I see, it's how you like your fried egg cooked, no we don't really have that here, if you go to a restaurant an order a fried egg, it will turn up like that.

 

[Veliko]

There are many variations on fried, do you seriously not have that over there?

We still have rationing mate, can't afford to be picky like you lucky Yanks.

 

[HAL9000]

We still have rationing mate, can't afford to be picky like you lucky Yanks.

Exactly, my ration book just has "eggs" nothing more fancy than that.

 

[Veliko]

Exactly, my ration book just has "eggs" nothing more fancy than that.

Rationing BOOK? I have to note everything down on a bit of ham. And I can only buy four slices of ham per month.

 

[HAL9000]

Rationing BOOK? I have to note everything down on a bit of ham. And I can only buy four slices of ham per month.

My book is made from a single slice of ham from four years ago folded into a book.

 

[bignateyk]

All of the above.

For eating by themselves, scrambled.

For eating on a breakfast sandwich, either fried, over easy, or poached

For dipping toast, poached or over easy.

Protein shakes, raw

Salads, either hard or soft boiled

 

[pontifex]

fertilized?

 

[Scotteq]

UN~fertilized.

 

[AMDZen]

OH I see, it's how you like your fried egg cooked, no we don't really have that here, if you go to a restaurant an order a fried egg, it will turn up like that.

More proof that the english have no clue how to clook

 

[HAL9000]

More proof that the english have no clue how to clook

Best post yet.

 

[Herr Kutz]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_in_the_basket

With the yoke oozing out when you puncture it.

 

[DrunkenSano]

Over easy.

 

[HAL9000]

Over easy.

So fried then?