Question about your breakfast eggs

[RaoulDuke79]

1 minute ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Really.  How long do you boil?  Solid 12 minutes in a rolling boil? Then immediately take out and cool in the refrigerator.  Yeah, fresher is a little harder... But usually there is a void at tip,  peels right off.

 

Right away peeled, even easier under cold running water.

I never did it, but they told me after multiple tries that the shell sticks to the egg. Even after taking them straight to the fridge and submerging them in ice water. Not sure how long the went between delivery and preparation. 

[KD in CA]

I never cared, but now I've been informed that I have a secret bias toward white eggs that I need to acknowledge, so going forward I'll be eating more brown eggs.

[ExiledInIllinois]

4 minutes ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

I never did it, but they told me after multiple tries that the shell sticks to the egg. Even after taking them straight to the fridge and submerging them in ice water. Not sure how long the went between delivery and preparation. 

Yeah... I just looked at egg cartons even a weeks old and it says June 6th... Eggs last along time and actually better if not that new (what I recall reading somewhere).

4 minutes ago, KD in CA said:

I never cared, but now I've been informed that I have a secret bias toward white eggs that I need to acknowledge, so going forward I'll be eating more brown eggs.

Just so you know.  I am giving you 250 "adversity points" for this post.

 

Hope it takes you to the next level! NOW, we just gotta find a way to spot the Sabres to a 3 goal lead and Bills 17 (28 against the Cheaters in Foxborough).?

[mead107]

We have to refrigerate eggs. In Europe they don’t. 

https://amp.businessinsider.com/why-europeans-dont-refrigerate-their-eggs-2018-4

How many eggs do you eat ? 

I most time have 3 eggs. Omelette or fried 

love hard boiled eggs 

love egg Benedict with hash. 

I eat eggs 4-6 times a week. 

[Misterbluesky]

2 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Yeah... I just looked at egg cartons even a weeks old and it says June 6th... Eggs last along time and actually better if not that new (what I recall reading somewhere).

In the spring/summer..Redlinski sells eggs outside in 70/80 degree weather.

We keep our eggs in the fridge..my aunt,for example,has a bowl of them on her kitchen counter...24/7.

I guess aborted chickens don't need to be refrigerated..

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

40 minutes ago, bdutton said:

Shells are a natural barrier.  No washing of the eggs.  I was told that when hens lay eggs there is some king of mucus that dries and seals the shell and is best not to wash it off.  If its really bad like covered in ***** I'll wash it.  Usually they are clean like you see in the store.

That’s what the daughter in law was advised to do when she first got the hens, and practices that procedure.

[ExiledInIllinois]

3 minutes ago, Misterbluesky said:

In the spring/summer..Redlinski sells eggs outside in 70/80 degree weather.

We keep our eggs in the fridge..my aunt,for example,has a bowl of them on her kitchen counter...24/7.

I guess aborted chickens don't need to be refrigerated..

Nope.  I was shocked too.  I just read an article of things that you don't (NECESSARILY) need to refrigerate.  Eggs, were one of them.  Hard to believe, carton says to refrigerate.

 

https://www.editorchoice.com/foods-never-refridgerate/?utm_source=zemanta&cid=549659&_z1_adgid=549659&_z1_msid=b1_outbrainrtb&_z1_pub=abcnews.go.com&_z1_caid=8100070&_z1_adgid=549659&_z1_caid=8100070&_z1_msid=b1_outbrainrtb&_z1_pub=abcnews.go.com&_z1_tg=lamplighter

 

EGGS:

"This debate is as old as the fridge itself – where do you store your eggs? We’ve known people on either side of the debate who are both adamant that eggs should be absolutely and undeniably in/out the fridge. Which is it?"

[Marv's Neighbor]

Aren't the brown shells for chocolate?

[Misterbluesky]

4 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Nope.  I was shocked too.  I just read an article of things that you don't (NECESSARILY) need to refrigerate.  Eggs, were one of them.  Hard to believe, carton says to refrigerate.

 

https://www.editorchoice.com/foods-never-refridgerate/?utm_source=zemanta&cid=549659&_z1_adgid=549659&_z1_msid=b1_outbrainrtb&_z1_pub=abcnews.go.com&_z1_caid=8100070&_z1_adgid=549659&_z1_caid=8100070&_z1_msid=b1_outbrainrtb&_z1_pub=abcnews.go.com&_z1_tg=lamplighter

 

EGGS:

"This debate is as old as the fridge itself – where do you store your eggs? We’ve known people on either side of the debate who are both adamant that eggs should be absolutely and undeniably in/out the fridge. Which is it?"

Ex...and yet we are told not to leave baked goods out at room temp for more than 3 days if they contain eggs.(donuts,cookies etc)

[ExiledInIllinois]

1 minute ago, Misterbluesky said:

Ex...and yet we are told not to leave baked goods out at room temp for more than 3 days if they contain eggs.(donuts,cookies etc)

Like the poster above... The shell is protection.  A crack, oozing egg, another story.  Probably a day or two in fridge.  Forget about Redlinski parking lot in July!  

[row_33]

52 minutes ago, KD in CA said:

I never cared, but now I've been informed that I have a secret bias toward white eggs that I need to acknowledge, so going forward I'll be eating more brown eggs.

 

[Chef Jim]

I dream of the day an egg is judged based on the content of it's yolk and not the color of it's shell. 

[row_33]

17 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

I dream of the day an egg is judged based on the content of it's yolk and not the color of it's shell. 

 

tell it !!!

 

[Chef Jim]

52 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Really.  How long do you boil?  Solid 12 minutes in a rolling boil? Then immediately take out and cool in the refrigerator.  Yeah, fresher is a little harder... But usually there is a void at tip,  peels right off.

 

Right away peeled, even easier under cold running water.

 

12 minutes rolling boil??  How do you eat them?  With a chisel?  

 

Cold water bring to a boil and take off the heat immediately.  Cover and let sit 10 minutes and chill under cold water. Perfect every time.  I actually have no problem with cooking them less.  I like soft slightly runny yolks in my hard boiled eggs.  

[Misterbluesky]

1 hour ago, Seasons1992 said:

 

SCRAMBLED ONLY. 

I'd rather drink a hot Corona from 1997 than eat eggs in any other fashion.

You can put a cracked egg(no shell) in a coffee cup..then into the microwave for about 20 seconds..check on it don't walk away..40 seconds total..give or take.Just make sure they don't blow up.

Edited May 17, 2019 by Misterbluesky

[row_33]

16 minutes ago, Misterbluesky said:

You can put a cracked egg(no shell) in a coffee cup..then into the microwave for about 20 seconds..check on it don't walk away..40 seconds total..give or take.Just make sure they don't blow up.

 

just crack the egg in your 1997 hot Corona, for the protein

 

[Misterbluesky]

24 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

I dream of the day an egg is judged based on the content of it's yolk and not the color of it's shell. 

I have a good friend in Vegas that is the food purchaser for Hilton Hotels..he told me,eggs are very much secondary..fresh vegetables and fruits need daily buying...that's how shotty produce has become in this country.

Keep in mind...he's the same bud that attacked me with a broom..he had a horsehead on and was laced on peyote.

Chefs are a odd breed

Edited May 17, 2019 by Misterbluesky

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

24 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

I dream of the day an egg is judged based on the content of it's yolk and not the color of it's shell. 

You would like my daughter in law.  She refuses to charge anyone for eggs.  The eggs from her hens are truly ‘free at last’.

[The Senator]

 

For me, one egg of a leatherback sea turtle, in a cold beer, with a dash of tobasco.

.

[WhoTom]

2 hours ago, WotAGuy said:

 

Right, your wife raises chickens.  

 

Is this some some kind of.......yolk?

 

Ha - that cracked me up!