MS Paint Gigachad
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- Dołączono
- 6 Sie 2022
If you wanna talk about boiling water, I autistically standardize a lot of things. Eggs straight from the fridge, EVERY TIME, so the core stays cooler, and also to standardize the temperature. Heat to a rolling boil to start, EVERY TIME, so it's the same temperature. Overwhelming ratio of water to eggs, EVERY TIME as the more eggs per pint the more heat they absorb; thus reducing the temperature. And I go for about 7min before taking them out and putting them in an overwhelming amount of cool water to stop them cooking. I like adding a bit of vinegar to the boiling-water to soften the shells a bit, so i can crack them more easily without busting them.I use 270 for about 9 minutes for soft. Your fryer may vary. But if you peg the proper amount of time, they turn out exactly the same every time, unlike the usual boiling water method where the results seem fairly random.
My usual way to eat the resulting hard-boiled-looking-but-with-a-soft-yolk eggs is to soak them in soy sauce, getting something akin to a ramen egg, or ajitamago if you want the jap term. If i'm too lazy to wait, I'll cut them open and drip soy sauce on them