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Anonymous No.21644632 >>21644825 >>21644878 >>21644990 >>21645260 >>21646017 >>21646019 >>21646185 >>21646199 >>21646216 >>21646341 >>21647507 >>21647529 >>21647551
What's your best most delicious way to cook eggs? If there even is such a thing
Anonymous No.21644640 >>21644835
Quiche or frittata
Anonymous No.21644641 >>21644835
Classic French omelette
Anonymous No.21644642
Raw with a pinch of salt and garlic powder
Anonymous No.21644643 >>21644835
in this order:
Hollandaise
Simple Cheese Souffle
Quiche
Omelet
Anonymous No.21644649
I love whipping eggs, sour cream and cinnamon together, and make "pancakes".
Great as a quick dessert.
Anonymous No.21644730 >>21644803
It changes over time, now I'm on a medium soft scramble kick.

Before that I used to sautes some shallots and cubed bacon and then drop 4 eggs and fry on medium high so the bottom gets crispy but the yolks would be runny. Sometime I'd put some feta in the onion bacon mix.
Anonymous No.21644735
sunny side up with fried tomatoes or fisherman eggs
Anonymous No.21644803 >>21644854
>>21644730
Nice sarma rolls with grape leafs. Romanian?
Anonymous No.21644814 >>21644835
my favorite is lemon curd

but i cook these ones more frequently:
- pancakes w/ whipped egg whites
- crΓͺpes flavored with orange liquor
- thick quiches (trad. ones, or with veggies leftovers, or with just cheese)
Anonymous No.21644822 >>21644839
God tier: Soft boiled egg
Great tier: Fried egg with crispy edges but soft yolk
OK tier: Fried egg cooked a bit sloppy
Meh tier: medium boiled egg, poached egg
Bad tier: hard boiled egg
Shit tier: Scrambled eggs, omelettes of all descriptions
Anonymous No.21644825
>>21644632 (OP)
it's gotta be either scramz or hiding them in flour and making drop noodle soup (for me it's kluski but it's basically scramble eggs with flour)
Anonymous No.21644835 >>21644949
>>21644640
>>21644643
>>21644641
>>21644814
I just made a quiche/fritatta/omelette kinda thing but just with eggs and cream and cheese. And it sucks. I thought it was supposed to be exciting. Fuck eggs. Thanks for listening.
Anonymous No.21644839 >>21644840
>>21644822
>God tier: Soft boiled egg
hmm explain please
Anonymous No.21644840 >>21644843
>>21644839
he means raw egg, basically
Anonymous No.21644843 >>21644847
>>21644840
I vaguely remember eating it as a baby and the memory isn't repressed, so it's probably good. I just want to know how it feels as an adult
Anonymous No.21644847 >>21644859
>>21644843
soft boiled egg is like buttsex anon. whether you liked it as a child and hate it as an adult or hated it as a child and love it as an adult is complicated
Anonymous No.21644854 >>21644865
>>21644803
Bvll
Anonymous No.21644859 >>21644886 >>21644964
>>21644847
Now that we're talking about it, I wonder about egg porn. Imagine the possibility space
Anonymous No.21644865 >>21644884
>>21644854
Didn't know you guys like those sarmas too. It's my favorite thing. I even pick up wild grape leaves to make them. As greasy as possible of course!!!
Anonymous No.21644878
>>21644632 (OP)
souffle omelette
Anonymous No.21644884 >>21644898
>>21644865
We love it, it's one of the side dishes on Christmas and Easter.

Serbs, Greeks and Croats also love it, probably others as well.
Anonymous No.21644886 >>21644905
>>21644859
too niche anon (quiche?). nobody is going to pay for that kinda porn
Anonymous No.21644898 >>21644940
>>21644884
Yeah here too. I don't know what's the connection with Christmas and Easter but everyone makes them at that time lol. I could literally eat 20 of those in one sitting. But I have to admit, grandma makes them best.
Anonymous No.21644905
>>21644886
Just consider what else could be warm, runny, and yellow and not disgusting when oozing out of an orifice? There you go. Wholesome as fuck
Anonymous No.21644909 >>21644912
ruffians in this thead
the answer is poached
Anonymous No.21644912 >>21644915
>>21644909
>poached
I prefer to acquire and prepare my eggs LEGALLY anon
chickenbane No.21644915
>>21644912
you ain't living friend
Anonymous No.21644940 >>21644984
>>21644898
>I don't know what's the connection with Christmas and Easter
Its a rasty dish during lent

Do you you make the fermented cabbage ones with meat? Those are also good.
Anonymous No.21644949 >>21644992
>>21644835
you should have added milk instead of only cream; and you certainly not seasoned it enough (black pepper), AND certainly didn't put enough cheese

tldr. you dun goofed up
Anonymous No.21644964
>>21644859
Look for the creampie tag
Anonymous No.21644971
pancakes
Anonymous No.21644984
>>21644940
I prefer the fermented cabbage separately. It's good by itself uncooked. When you cook it some kinda way it seems to downgrade it
Anonymous No.21644990
>>21644632 (OP)
Hard boiled. And I mean HARD. like green chalky yolks hard. This is the best way to enjoy an egg and you cant convince me other wise.
Anonymous No.21644992 >>21645219
>>21644949
>milk instead of only cream;
ok but why?
>and you certainly not seasoned it enough (black pepper)
you got me
>AND certainly didn't put enough cheese
you got me
Anonymous No.21645219 >>21645223
>>21644992
i never tried to cook omelette or quiche with only creme, but I assume that much creme would make it too compact, too fat, and much blander than milk. Use only milk or half-milk/half-creme, which would make these dishes fluffier instead. Add bacon if you wish, but either way always taste the mix to see how much it needs salt & black pepper.
Roughly 1/3 of the weight quiche minus the dough should be made of cheese (use grated Emmental, with bleu, goat cheese or any other smelly ones). Half mixed with the egg-milk stuff: the rest should top the entirety of the quiche. The top should brown and become almost crusty once baked
Anonymous No.21645223
>>21645219
You know your stuff anon it's impressive. You're a professional cook right?
Anonymous No.21645260
>>21644632 (OP)
i like to cook my eggs by cracking em open over a bowl of freshly steamed rice
Anonymous No.21646017
>>21644632 (OP)
Well beaten with salt. And fried with a little vegetable oil not butter
Anonymous No.21646019
>>21644632 (OP)
Devilled.
Anonymous No.21646185
>>21644632 (OP)
pan scrambled
Anonymous No.21646199
>>21644632 (OP)
eggs benedict mogs everything else and it's not even close if you want to count that.
Anonymous No.21646216
>>21644632 (OP)
Poached
Anonymous No.21646271
Sunny-side up with bacon
iykyk
Anonymous No.21646289
I like this: scrambled with smoked oysters on top of rye bread and sprinkled with chives.
otherwise: chawamushi or raw
Anonymous No.21646299
I like egg + mayo + salt + pepper mixed up with fresh bread/roll.
Anonymous No.21646341
>>21644632 (OP)
mayonegg
Anonymous No.21646373
Fried in butter and served over buttered toast with salt and ground mixed peppercorns.
Anonymous No.21647507
>>21644632 (OP)
I feel like the beauty with eggs is that they can be enjoyed by themselves in so many ways. But if I have to pick one, I'd probably go for the classic French method where you cook with butter on low heat and then slightly steam them to cook the yolks. So basically regular sunny side up but a bit fancier. This is another thing that bothers me about non euros, they don't know that you can cook the yolk without flipping the egg.
Anonymous No.21647529
>>21644632 (OP)
boiled eggs mashed up in a cup with salt, pepper and loads of butter
Anonymous No.21647551
>>21644632 (OP)
I eat the shell and discard everything else
Anonymous No.21647559
put it in a bowl in the microwave for a minute and slap it on a tuna sandwich
Anonymous No.21648581 >>21648586
Deep fried egg
Anonymous No.21648586 >>21648746
>>21648581
Anonymous No.21648746
>>21648586
Don't knock it til you try it, it's actually delicious