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canaryboy
12 Dec 10 11:38
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is it 2 or 3 minutes?

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By:
man of many moods
When: 12 Dec 10 11:41
Depends on the size of the egg and what altitude you're at.
By:
everythings gone green
When: 12 Dec 10 11:43
canary has a bad altitude most of the time.
By:
the butterfly collector
When: 12 Dec 10 11:43
i always ask my egg timer unless shes gone shopping
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 12 Dec 10 11:55
3 minutes in the microwave should do Plain
By:
crystalhunt
When: 12 Dec 10 12:00
If it's a Cadbury cream egg I wouldn't boil it - some people eat them raw
By:
Make my hay
When: 12 Dec 10 12:00
3 minutes eggsactly
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 12 Dec 10 12:04
A boiled egg for sunday lunch! Oi Canaryboy I have some roast beef left over if you'd like some.
By:
canaryboy
When: 12 Dec 10 12:08
it's a late brekkie tbh
By:
Ovalman.
When: 12 Dec 10 12:12
4 mins gives a soft yolk for me.
By:
Capt__F
When: 12 Dec 10 12:12
any soldiers?
By:
goodDog
When: 12 Dec 10 12:16
all depends on how good you are at controlling the boil with
the buttons, id rather poached tbh, im an expert on do them in a saucepan
By:
canaryboy
When: 12 Dec 10 12:34
aaaarggggh i hate this electric hob

gas so much easier

think they cooked enough tho heat did go down less than i wanted at the end

4 slices of toast with proper butter too
By:
goodDog
When: 12 Dec 10 12:39
There might be a course or something you could go on at the local college etc, i guess
on completion you'd get some sort of certificate, would also look good on your cv
By:
Aunty Post
When: 12 Dec 10 12:39
I would think that your last two slices of toast are going to
be somewhat lacking egg wise!
By:
canaryboy
When: 12 Dec 10 12:40
that's a shout actually

will ring up tomorrow

will only bother if i get funding tho
By:
canaryboy
When: 12 Dec 10 12:41
very true they were aunty

i'm thinking i should have cooked 3 instead of 2
By:
terry mccann
When: 12 Dec 10 13:01
6 minutes for me c/b,like it hard
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 12 Dec 10 13:04
oooh Tel you saucy boy
By:
everythings gone green
When: 12 Dec 10 13:12
This thread is ova.
By:
naydam
When: 12 Dec 10 13:34
Using a desertspoon, remove the egg from the water. Blow off excess water from egg whilst removing out of 'steamy' area above pan. Count steadily (not slowly) to eight*. As you reach eight the last of the moisture on the egg should vanish. This would indicate the perfect egg, white fully cooked and yolk runny. If it flashes off earlier, it will be overcooked. If still wet, it will need replacing in pan.
A trick shown to me by a farmer's daughter...she knew quite a few!!Love[:laugh




*For those who can't remember, that's 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8.
By:
naydam
When: 12 Dec 10 13:35
I did NOT write 'laugh'. Confused
By:
crystalhunt
When: 12 Dec 10 15:09
what other trick did you learn from the farmer's daughter - were they things that she shouldn't aughter  LaughLaugh
By:
Aunty Post
When: 12 Dec 10 15:18
How much good advice do you need?

He already told you!

You take it out and count to eight.

If it's still wet you put it back in again!
By:
crystalhunt
When: 12 Dec 10 15:28
Take what out of who - the farmer's daughter ?
By:
mr winkle
When: 12 Dec 10 16:19
If a soft-boiled egg takes three minutes and I want two, do I have to boil them for 6 minutes ?
By:
David Fishwick Minibus Sales
When: 12 Dec 10 16:23
90 seconds each you frigging muppet
By:
canaryboy
When: 12 Dec 10 16:25
you have to double the time for microwaves

don't ask me why
By:
mr winkle
When: 12 Dec 10 16:29
Take them to the top of Everest and they will boil quicker.
By:
Ovalman.
When: 12 Dec 10 17:00
That's one for the NakedScientist.com!

Water may boil at a lower temperature but will the egg cook any quicker?
By:
coke.ed
When: 12 Dec 10 17:03
Laugh
By:
annie.
When: 12 Dec 10 17:16
Buy an egg boiler  Happy

This is one gadget that I was pleased with buying.  It is a little fiddly to start with, but when you have your perfect egg the way you like it you just have to remember the setting and the timing and then the egg problem is solved forever.  It also gives you an egg pricker so that you never have broken eggs again.
By:
canaryboy
When: 12 Dec 10 17:18
i suffered a crack today and wasn't even in the fridge
By:
terry mccann
When: 12 Dec 10 17:20
a ham and egg roll-simple but lovely
By:
the butterfly collector
When: 12 Dec 10 17:44
i sell those annie and very popular at only £9.99
By:
terry mccann
When: 12 Dec 10 17:47
waste of money surely-6 mins does it everytime
By:
annie.
When: 12 Dec 10 17:55
How are you, butterfly?  Still with your wife?  I hope it is going okay Happy
By:
terry mccann
When: 12 Dec 10 17:59
[;)][;)]how they forgot,i was one of the very few who treated annie like a lady and now its total rejection[;)]
By:
kingell
When: 12 Dec 10 18:07
I'm bolloxed now ,
windows 7 does not have the egg-timer .
By:
annie.
When: 12 Dec 10 18:09
Terry, I was not ignoring you, but you said my suggestion of an egg boiler was a waste of time, so it really did not need a reply did it  Silly

I think you are winding me up, though  Happy
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