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By:
Do wah Diddy
When: 24 Jan 15 17:19
THERES EVEN PROFFESSORS OF EGG BOILING ON HERE
By:
Do wah Diddy
When: 24 Jan 15 17:28
NOT ONLY HAVE WE ALCOHOLICS AND COMPULSIVE GAMBLERS ON HERE BUT WEVE GOT EGG BOILERS ON HERE AS WELL
By:
Just Checking
When: 24 Jan 15 18:04
Were the first ones already at room temperature and the second refrigerated?
By:
kenny mann
When: 24 Jan 15 18:13
It takes 6 minutes to produce an egg that is not too runny, here. Must be something in the water.
By:
naydam
When: 24 Jan 15 18:21
Unfortunately, Aunty, you will N achieve this. You appear to want to achieve a standard result (the perfect soft-boiled egg).This will not be achieved by constantly introducing variable parameters...different sizes of egg, different size of pan, different start temperatures, 'getting things started' etc. etc.
You need to develop a strict procedure which is repeated accurately upon each, and every, occasion.
Alternatively, you could  try developing a liking for hard-boiled...much easier to achieve!  Happy Happy
By:
naydam
When: 24 Jan 15 18:22
N = NEVER
By:
Foinavon
When: 24 Jan 15 18:36
He should employ Chas' chef and be prepared to sacrifice two eggs out of three. That might work.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 25 Jan 15 11:45
I'm pleased to report that I have a token result to declare

Method by Charwell produce a decent result with an egg size "medium" but only by visual assessment.

It was actually slightly overdone so will try  2 mins and 30 secs next time.

Probably need to factor in the pan size and amount of water used.

I used the smallest of four, and egg just covered. Clearly, boiling several will use less water, so therefore will hit boiling point quicker.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 25 Jan 15 12:17
'I can cook a 3 course, and elaborate meal for six, without drama or reference to recipes!'

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why did we need to know that ?
By:
Aunty Post
When: 25 Jan 15 12:28
I can't cook a 3 course, and elaborate meal for six, without drama or reference to recipes!

It's a story you see Coach, so it needs an introduction other than "Once upon a time".
By:
Coachbuster
When: 25 Jan 15 12:33
just simply say i have trouble boiling eggs Aunty -it's not a disgrace -we won't love you any less Love


eggs are tricky - for the record i can't even make toast  Cry
By:
Aunty Post
When: 25 Jan 15 12:46
Making toast has never been as good as sitting in front of the fire with a toasting fork.

Not only did it cook more evenly, but there was the added excitement that it could fall off, when the holes got too big!
By:
Coachbuster
When: 25 Jan 15 13:22
i used to love toasting in front of the coal fire  - makes lovely toast too
By:
Coachbuster
When: 25 Jan 15 13:23
tried it on the portable gas fire but it was never quite the same Cry Laugh
By:
Aunty Post
When: 25 Jan 15 13:58
Toasters.....after so many years, why can't somebody produce one that toasts all the bread evenly, and all over.

Apart from the conveyor type in hotels they are all the same (to my knowledge).

Strips of wire at 20mm intervals over an asbestos type mount.

What we need is "The New Dyson Toaster".....Toasts the bread evenly by turning it, or the heat element.
By:
DartsnBooze
When: 25 Jan 15 14:03
A most cracking read. WD all. Happy
By:
Coachbuster
When: 25 Jan 15 14:11
agreed aunty - toasters  seem to make toast doughy - haven't tried the expensive ones though - maybe thats where i'm going wrong
By:
tictacman1
When: 25 Jan 15 14:13
Eggscellent read... me toasted soldiers wont fit in softly boiled quail's egg !
By:
cooperman
When: 25 Jan 15 14:53
Two words sunshine; Delia Smith Love
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