BamaDude
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I prefer to use field corn rather than sweet corn for corn on the cob (either baked or grilled). And get it done enough that there are little scorch marks where it touched the grill.
No, over easy is when you still have slimy-ness in the whites, over-medium is when the whites are cooked but the yolk's liquidity is maintained.
Nah, when you don't flip them it's sunny side up and has runny whites.
Over-easy is cooked whites, all runny yolk.
Over-medium is more/half cooked yolk.
Over-hard is fully cooked yolk.
Crack them into a muffin pan(be careful to not break the yolk). Cover with foil. Bake in oven at 335 for about 20 minutes.
No more peeling eggs.
I never said anything about flipping. You can flip the egg, cook it on its other side for a few seconds and still have it somewhat slimy. Hence, over-easy. Sunny side up is disgustingly slimy
If you order over-easy and you get runny white, then it wasn't done enough.
The "over" part = flipped, which means the white is done. The second part, easy, medium or hard is a description of how much the yolk is done.
I mean, i worked for bob evans while i was in college for a few months, as a line cook, and that was how they delineated it, I dunno...
Well sounds like you fucked up a ton of egg orders then.
Glad I never ate there, I'd been pissed if I ordered an over easy egg and it came back with uncooked whites.
What’s the Difference Between Over Easy, Over Medium, and Over Hard Eggs?
Almost any vegetable, roasted over any other way of cooking them
What I truly enjoy is a boiled egg where the white is fully cooked and the yolk is still runny
Love mashed potatoes when I’m out. Not as good at homeI'm not so sure...
potatoes are great in many versions other than roasted
au gratin
loaded twice baked
fried mixed in with fried okra
boiled baby potatoes in butter
Have you tried to cook steak sous vide and then finish on the grill just for the char? I bought a Anova sous vide cooker on the cheap to give it a try, best steaks and chicken I have ever made.Grilled Steak.
Personally think any other method is a waste of a good steak. Not that they don't taste good, just that it tastes better grilled at a much higher heat.
Have you tried to cook steak sous vide and then finish on the grill just for the char? I bought a Anova sous vide cooker on the cheap to give it a try, best steaks and chicken I have ever made.
Grilled makes them dry and the juiced squirt out
Its really weird with chicken how you dont have to cook the chicken to 165.Never tried it, but hear the same things about it often.