Over Easy/Medium Egg Perfection…..
Five years ago today, at this very minute, I got to meet our little boy for the very first time. After waiting for him so long, it was the most amazing day ever. I can’t believe how fast he has grown in such a short time, and how much he has taught both me and my husband. We are constantly marveling over the fact that we didn’t think we’d ever get lucky enough to have a baby, but here he is. A little man that is full of energy, and affection. He is more than ready to start school in just a few weeks, and in the blink of an eye he will be off to college, or to boot camp, or some other adventure of his choice. He has put 4 behind him, and is ready to take on age 5 with super hero force. We know that whatever he puts his mind to, he will do great things in this life.
He is an odd little kid when it comes to sweets. He doesn’t like cake, or pie. He only likes a few kinds of cookies, and doesn’t really have a sense of adventure when it comes to food, so there was no need for me to make him a birthday cake or anything today. Yesterday when we went out the restaurant surprised him with a hot brownie sundae, and he didn’t have any interest in it at all. His little sister more than made up for his lack of enthusiasm as she polished off half of it in a blink of an eye. So, in saying that, I decided to just write a Cooking 101 post on frying the perfect egg. I know that it sounds simple enough, but believe it or not there are quite a few people who simply cannot fry an egg. That is until they read this!
Step 1
Heat 1 teaspoon of coconut oil in a small fry pan over MEDIUM heat just until it is melted
Step 2
Spread the oil around the pan with a basting brush
Step 3
Gently crack 1, or 2, eggs into the pan
Step 4
Cover the pan with a lid and leave it alone
Step 5
The white will be cooked right before you notice the yolk starting to get a white film over the top just before it is ready (This takes about 4 min – 4:30)
Step 6
Gently touch the top of the yolk with the spatula, it should be slightly jiggly. Pull the pan off the stove
Step 7
Place the egg (s) on a plate (If you leave them in the pan to long after removing from the heat the yolk will firm up quickly)
Happy Frying!
Happy Birthday to your little cutie! After I saw this on FB, I immediately went to make an egg!! 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 lol Did it work? 😉
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What sweet memories those first moments are. He sure is a cutie. The eggs are beautiful. My Mom used to cook them like that. Blessings to you and the birthday boy. 🙂 (and everyone else)
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Awe thank you Debra. You are always so sweet. You have such a kind, and gentle, spirit. 🙂
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And so do you – instantly recognizable. in lak’ech, Debra
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