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Quoted: I call them 'Over-Easy', which is what most breakfast dives call them (I have never heard the term over medium), it's the way I make mine if I'm not making them 'Sunny Side Up' I like my eggs slightly runny. View Quote This. Sunny side up is a cracked egg fried in a pan until the underside of the white is set and can be slid out of the pan onto a plate. Over easy is the next level of ‘done’ by flipping a sunny side up egg over and cooking until the whites are set and the yolk is still runny. Over medium is when the yolk starts to set, but is a more creamy texture. Over hard is yolk fully cooked. |
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Quoted: FPNI Poll fail. An over easy egg is an egg that’s been fried on one side only & both the white & yellow are runny. The egg in the pictures has been flipped over & fried on both sides & is thus an over medium egg. Dippy egg? Good grief. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Over medium. FPNI Poll fail. An over easy egg is an egg that’s been fried on one side only & both the white & yellow are runny. The egg in the pictures has been flipped over & fried on both sides & is thus an over medium egg. Dippy egg? Good grief. No. You describe sunny side up. The “over” part of over easy, over medium means the egg was turned over. |
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Quoted: FPNI Poll fail. An over easy egg is an egg that’s been fried on one side only & both the white & yellow are runny. The egg in the pictures has been flipped over & fried on both sides & is thus an over medium egg. Dippy egg? Good grief. View Quote Wait a minute … that is “sunny side up” that you describe. |
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Quoted: Then why is it "Over"? You're describing "Sunny Side Up". View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: FPNI Poll fail. An over easy egg is an egg that’s been fried on one side only & both the white & yellow are runny. The egg in the pictures has been flipped over & fried on both sides & is thus an over medium egg. Dippy egg? Good grief. Then why is it "Over"? You're describing "Sunny Side Up". Its all so confusing... |
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Fried for a quick 20 seconds and then turned OVER EASY so the yoke don’t get broke.
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Growin up ,mom called em soft eggs. Over easy when orderin them nowadays.
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Quoted: Then what's "Over Easy"? I thought Over Easy was a flipped egg to set the white over a runny yolk. Over Medium is a lightly set yolk while Over Hard is a set yolk like a hard boiled egg. View Quote Thats where I see it. Easy is a loose white still and maybe runny. Medium is no loose/runny whites. |
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Over Easy, some places you might need to ask for Over Medium to be sure the white won’t be runny.
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Too runny for over medium.
Silky yolk is over easy. Gelatinous, translucent yolk, over medium. Solid yolk, over hard That’s a well cooked egg. |
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Over easy, the kids call em dippy eggs. It's not rocket science, it's short order cook terminology ffs.
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Quoted: Over medium. View Quote Attached File Those clearly have runny yolks. Over medium is where the yolk has gelled and is no longer runny. Over easy still has a runny yolk. Over hard is where the yolk is fully cooked, similar to a hard-boiled egg. |
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Quoted: Then what's "Over Easy"? I thought Over Easy was a flipped egg to set the white over a runny yolk. Over Medium is a lightly set yolk while Over Hard is a set yolk like a hard boiled egg. View Quote |
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Quoted: FPNI Poll fail. An over easy egg is an egg that's been fried on one side only & both the white & yellow are runny. The egg in the pictures has been flipped over & fried on both sides & is thus an over medium egg. Dippy egg? Good grief. View Quote Sunny side up is cooked on one side |
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Note to self: bring up egg nomenclature next time I want to ruffle GD's collective feathers
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Quoted: An egg should have the consistency of poon tang. Whites like labia, barely firm but with some give. Yolk like da juice. Slippery and runny. View Quote Damnit. Do you have any idea what kind of trouble I’m going to be in the morning, when I’m cooking eggs for the wife and I?? I don’t need any help to get in the doghouse! |
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Over easy. My mentality ill ex called them dippy eggs. Anyone who calls them that should not be taken seriously. I honestly thought it was just her. I'm sad to find out that there are additional retards like her out there.
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Man, this thread needs some bacon!
https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/How-do-you-like-your-bacon-cooked-/5-2628181/ Toasted, buttered shokupan with a bed of No. 4 bacon upon which three over easy eggs are recumbent... ETA: |
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Quoted: They're over easy if the yolk is runny, regardless of what the white is. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Looks like FPNI, I would not expect whites to be set with over easy. As a kid we called them dippit eggs, because you take your toast and dip it. They're over easy if the yolk is runny, regardless of what the white is. No they're not. You order over easy at Waffle House and the white not on the the yolk will be clear (not cooked through) |
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You people who erroneously believe that over easy is called over medium - what do you call actual over medium eggs?
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Over easy= fully runny, unset yolk encased by whites. The whites are set; A proper, classical over easy will also have no browning on the whites.
Over medium= partially set yolks encased by whites. The yolks are mainly jelly like and can have a very little bit of liquid yolks. A little color on the whites is acceptable. Over hard=fully cooked and set yolks. Browning on the whites is expected. Sunny side up= exposed, runny yolks with whites fully set under the yolks. I have heard arguments about browning on the whites or not. |
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Looks kinda halfway between over easy and over medium.
My wife used to call them dippy eggs. I’d never heard them called that before I heard her do it. |
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Delicious
Quoted: Never did I think eggs would bring out the "tender tummy brigade". View Quote This lol |
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Quoted: Man, this thread needs some bacon! https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/How-do-you-like-your-bacon-cooked-/5-2628181/ Toasted, buttered shokupan with a bed of No. 4 bacon upon which three over easy eggs are recumbent... https://media.tenor.com/_VlTB9UacXYAAAAC/hughjackman-jesus.gif ETA: https://hilanddairy.com/wp-content/uploads/Egg-Bacon-Grilled-Cheese-Sandwich-Hero-1.jpeg View Quote |
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I don’t care what you call it as long as the whites are fully cooked
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