omnomnomlette
ugh i feel bad saying that, like it's 2008 or something
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omnomnomlette
ugh i feel bad saying that, like it's 2008 or something
Incredible and edible
Scrambled, of course.
I think... I think I'm gonna go with hard boiled. Or does deviled count? Sunny side up is also good; I like a runny yolk.
Over easy is delicious. Deviled are really nommy too!
Eggplant! Oops, wrong thread. Ostrich egg! Duck egg! Caviar!
Oh, wait... cooking..? Omelette du le glace. lol
Filipino specialty:
http://junch.com/images/balut3.jpg
Chris, you are terrible for that. :(
I like variety with eggs, so I can easily get sick of them if I keep having the same thing over and over.
For just an egg, fried is best.
For an egg-based recipe, omelette (the ham and cheese variety) and scrambled eggs are both wonderful.
Chris jesus christ I will ban you
Over easy and omelette, or one-eyed-chicken style with syrup slathered all over it. Mmmm.
:stare:
It's so weird. Different regions call that different things. Here it's a hen/chicken-in-a-basket. I've heard hen-in-a-nest. My friend from Arizona said they always called it eggy-in-a-hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
Boiled nom nom
If I eat it boiled without the yoke I will be okay. The yoke makes me feel sick.
And wtf at the pic Chris
relevant: i think that's what i've heard it calledQuote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's Boobs
more relevant: the real chicken in a basket
I like scrambled eggs and some omelets (cheese, tomato, salsa, sausage) but I'm not big on any omelets with ham or mushrooms or peppers or whatever else. I also almost always hate eggs from restaurants. That's one of the main reasons I don't like breakfast restaurants (ironically coming from the girl who goes to Waffle House weekly). I don't know why they just do stuff to their eggs that I do not like at all. But I don't mind them if I make them myself at home.