CWS4322
Chef Extraordinaire
after watching master chef tonight, my wife and son have callenged me to bring home a dozen eggs in the morning and make them a delicious sunny side up egg (easy), an exquisite poached egg (pretty easy), and a perfect soft boiled egg (not so easy).
did i sound like chef ramsay? lol.
i'll need help with the soft boiled, so i think i'll start a thread.
the rest will be hard boiled and made into devilled eggs since the boy and i love them so much.
I disagree with Chief--I think this is the fist time--start with room-temp eggs. If you are working with farm-fresh eggs, they don't peel until after they are cured. The reason is that the eggs you buy at the store are older and will have that "pocket" of air that we don't see with farm-fresh eggs because they have dried out. To make hard-boiled eggs or deviled eggs, you should cure the farm-fresh eggs for 2-3 weeks if you want them to behave like store eggs. Or there are tricks to peeling them--I add a LOT of salt and vinegar to the water when I'm cooking them, drain and cover with ice water, thump the eggs against the pan and then then submerge the cracked eggs again in ice water, peel. They still don't peel perfectly.
This is how I do my soft-boiled eggs:
How to Make a Soft Boiled Egg: 7 steps (with pictures) - wikiHow
I like the yolk runny. I am not an eggxpert, but I do eat a lot of eggs.
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