20 FANTASTIC EGG COOKING TIPS

EGG COOKING TIPS

These adorable egg hacks and edible tricks are so much fun!
I'll show you how to make colorful omelet, dye eggs in natural ingredients: beetroot, onion skins, turmeric and purple cabbage.
Make quick and delicious pancakes, pencil sharpener, earphones case or toothbrush case out of Kinder egg, color palette out of egg tray for painting and many more awesome ideas! Hurry up and give it a try!

Check out cool tips how to make candles. Suck out the yolk and white with balloon then fill it up with paraffin. You can even grow grass in the eggshells!

Eggs are easy to cook! They're cheap. I'm pretty sure you have them in the fridge right now.
But how to make sure each time you cook eggs you can create a little masterpiece?!
These egg hacks will surely help you with that!
Some people put the eggs in cold water others put water to boiling then drop in the egg.
Both methods have advantages and disadvantages. The difference is in how fast you heat up the egg.

Starting with cold water, lets you heat the egg more slowly, which keeps the whites from getting rubbery. This method takes longer and gives you less control over the cooking time. Besides the egg will be harder to peel.
In boiling water, the egg heats up really fast, making it much easier to control cooking time. But this method has a downside. Because the egg heats up so fast the shell can crack.
And how to get that perfectly peeled egg each time?!
Place your eggs in boiling water and cook for a certain amount of time. Then place your eggs into an ice bath and leave them there for about 10 - 15 minutes. After that peeling the egg is very easy.
Just tap it at the table, roll it a few times and the shell will go off by itself. Perfect!

How long should you cook the eggs? If you cook the eggs in the already boiling water you will always be able to control the result, you'll see in the video how the yolk looks like depending on the cooking time! Pick those to your liking! We’re done with boiled eggs. Let’s get on to fried ones.

We have the pan on medium heat. Let’s add some butter. Now break your egg carefully. The heat should be sufficient but not to high, so that white cooks but doesn’t bubble. And here comes the egg hack – adding a bit of water and now we put the lid on. This creates a kind of a steam bath for an egg. Which results in a beautiful bright egg yolk and a cooked through white.

And last but not the least way of cooking the eggs- scrambled eggs. First let’s crack the eggs into the bowl. Oops, a piece of the shell fell right in! If you don’t like your scrambled eggs with a shell. Then get a shell from a broken egg and use it to get broken piece out of the bowl. To cook those perfect scrambled eggs, you need to beat them in a bowl. Then seize in with salt and pepper to taste. Now melt some butter in the pan. There should be quite a lot of it. Next, pour the eggs in and wait. Make sure to keep the heat pretty low. When the eggs start to settle on the edge, take your spatula and start stirring the eggs from the outside in. When the eggs are about 2/3 cooked, we need to use another egg hack and a little bit more butter. Melt the butter and it will get our scrambled eggs a wonderful creamy taste. When you think the eggs need little bit more cooking, remove them from the heat.


TIMESTAMPS:

3:00 Perfect omelet
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