Are there really 100 ways to serve an egg? What's Your Favorite?

Meanderer

Meanderer

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According to legend , the folds in a chef’s hat used to represent the number of ways s/he knew how to cook an egg, with the vaunted 100-fold hat reserved for the heads of only the most knowledgeable culinary experts. But are there really 100 ways to prepare eggs? ES set out on an exploration across the food blogosphere to find out, and our answer is a decidedly delicious “yes.”
We’re reporting back and presenting our 100 favorite ways to cook an egg. If you’ve ever looked in the fridge and said, “I’ve got tons of eggs, but no idea what to cook with them,” well, you have no excuse to ever do that again. Just come right back here. Or better yet, print this out and hang it in your kitchen.
Presenting the comprehensive Endless Simmer guide to 100 ways to cook an egg:
Click on the photos for full recipes.

http://www.endlesssimmer.com/2009/04/16/100-ways-to-crack-an-egg/

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Needless to say,I have never heard of 100% All Whites either. One thing I like to make for breakfast is "Cloud Nine Waffles", where I separate the yokes & whites from "real" eggs and then later fold the whipped whites into the batter. They are the best. Breakfast is my favorite meal.
 
I prefer eggs over medium for breakfast. Scrambled eggs or omelets are fine too.

I make deviled eggs often and usually have a jar of deviled egg mix in the refrigerator

Egg custard pie is very good

It seems I only make egg nog around the holidays. Dunno why. It would be good anytime.

I buy free range eggs from a farm just down the road.
 
rkunsaw said:
I buy free range eggs from a farm just down the road.
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For a few years now, I've wanted to get a small chicken coop and raise a few 'hobby chickens' in my backyard. I still haven't given up on the idea. Just think it would be interesting, and a fun thing to do.
My only worry would be protecting them from any predators that could get to them. They do make coops entirely enclosed, and I have a very high wall (8') around the property .. but still, wouldn't want it to end badly.
 
rkunsaw said:
Bonnie we had chickens for a number of years. They do need to be in a secure place at night but they should be allowed to roam free in the daytime.

We quit raising them when I retired because we wanted to be free to travel.
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I entered a contest a while back, to win a coop. Something like this ..
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Checked into getting a few chickens for it .. as I was sure that I would win! LOL
Well, that didn't happen. :(
I'm not into traveling anymore, so that's not a problem.
 
I don't eat eggs. I can manage them in omelette or scrambled....but cannot bear the white of eggs...makes me sick!...My food nightmare would be a cold hard boiled egg ugh!!
 
Bonnie said:
I entered a contest a while back, to win a coop. Something like this ..
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Checked into getting a few chickens for it .. as I was sure that I would win! LOL
Well, that didn't happen. :(
I'm not into traveling anymore, so that's not a problem.
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Bonnie those chicken tractors will keep them safe but they don't give the chickens room to roam. Chickens kept in them can't be called "free range". If you're going to let them out everyday you only need the roost and nest boxes.
 
Depending on my mood, I can fix them almost any way, with a few of my own inventions, LOL! But I think the "boiled" is my fave because it is a quick breakfast w/toast. The protein is something I need and I do not skimp on eggs. I don't have any high cholestrol either.

I can understand someone not liking eggs, plenty of foods I do not care for;)
 

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