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I can safely say 1hr 55mins is not the answer...
2 exploded eggs and house that smells like burnt fart backs this up...the wife is not best pleased!
2 1/2 minutes usually, for a medium sized egg. I like them pretty soft though!
Sounds like they were off if they exploded so soon and produced a bad smell
Ah, my mistake, I read that as 1 minute 55 seconds. Fair point!! 🙂
Large eggs from cupboard:
put in boiling water and leave for 5 mins - perfect for soldiers
put in pan, pour boiling water over then time for 7 mins - perfect for cutting into quarters and chucking a load of chilli flakes on - in between runny and hard. This is what I do for breakfast 6 days a week.
This is what I do for breakfast 6 days a week.
On the 7th day, I suggest you try the OP's method, just for a change.
How did you manage to boil an egg for 2 hrs?!
Sc-xc so no cooking bar leaving the eggs in boiling water? Means that I could possibly do this at work, only a microwave and a kettle available.
sc-xc - Memberput in boiling water and leave for 5 mins - perfect for soldiers
yip, put in boiling water, 4.5/5 mins, don't boil with the egg in it.
This is what I do for breakfast 6 days a week.
And on the seventh day he smashes them in with his silver hammer
How did you manage to boil an egg for 2 hrs?!
Got distracted getting the kids ready for school...then took them to school...then stayed an hour for a shared start...
so no cooking bar leaving the eggs in boiling water? Means that I could possibly do this at work, only a microwave and a kettle available.
If you boil eggs in the kettle you need to tell me where you work, so I can come over and stab you.
If you boil eggs in the kettle you need to tell me where you work, so I can come over and stab you
I presumed, the reason he was asking if there was any actual "cooking" required, was so you can do boiled eggs in a bowl with water boiled [b]from[/b] the kettle.
Rather than eggs boiled [b]in[/b] the kettle. 😆
Guy I work with occasionally forgets he has left eggs boiling away on the rayburn. He brings them in for lunch and they are like rocks with yolk approaching a black colour.
When at uni, drunk housemate came home and decided to boil and egg and then passed out, woke up to the fire alarm and a lot of smoke from pan boiled dry and an egg like a fossil
From experience, you will be finding bits of egg for months! 🙄
In my eggsperience ... Under cooking eggs is no yolk.
You need one of these [url= http://www.argos.co.uk/product/9066519 ]shameful but it will prevent exploding eggs and it's actually pretty good for boiled eggs (poached and fryed not so much, never dared try anything else)[/url]
Eggs in kettle is ideal. Fill kettle, pop 2 eggs in. Boil, then 7 minutes after kettle switches off, yer done.
Even better if yer on nights, and it's the day shifts kettle.
You need one of these
Ooo, they've come down in price, paid almost that much for the toast n egg mebbe 18 months ago, toast n egg n beans was about sixty quid back then IIRC. 🙂
I won't be boiling eggs in a kettle....... So does the bowl and boiling water thing work then?
I once hard boiled an egg in a microwave (student doss bedsit - microwave was the only cooking available).
It worked surprisingly well. I peeled the egg and put it in a bowl with a little butter and sat down to enjoy it.
The second my fork penetrated the egg, it exploded with a bang and showered the entire room in tiny fragments of egg.
Landlady was not best pleased. Egg is remarkably hard to hoover out a carpet!
I'm a 6m 30s man, myself. Into boiling water, cool immediately under cold water.
Can't stand hot boiled eggs, but do like a runny yolk.
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