How To Make Sunny Side Up Eggs

What's the Difference Between Eggs Over Easy and Sunny Side Up? In a much- loved episode of Reading Rainbow, Le. Var Burton visits a diner and gets completely bamboozled by the colorful and confusing line cook lingo.

I think of this scene almost every time I make fried eggs — but I still can't keep straight which is which! For my own benefit as much as yours, here's what makes an egg over easy or sunny side up. Over Easy Eggs. An egg cooked "over easy" means that it gets fried on both sides, but the yolk stays runny. To make one, you cook the raw egg just until the whites are set on the bottom, then you quickly flip it over to cook the other side. Over" refers to flipping the egg, and "easy" refers to the doneness of the yolk. You can also cook eggs "over medium" and "over hard," depending on how cooked you prefer the yolk!

Sunny Side Up Eggs. This means that the egg is fried just on one side. The yolk is still completely liquid and the whites on the surface are barely set.

  1. This is MY kind of egg sandwich! Whole grain toast with mashed avocado, a runny egg and a few dashes of hot sauce – only 5 ingredients, 5 minutes to make.
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    Everyone has an opinion on eggs. Sweet Potato Mash. Whether you like them sunny-side up or over-easy, there’s no denying that the affordable and nutrient-rich protein is a favorite.

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  5. Sunny-side up eggs and boiled potatoes add heft to this elegant spring salad of butter lettuce, white asparagus, sugar snap peas, and chives.
  6. Get your day off to a great start with a perfectly cooked sunnyside-up egg. Learn the trick to having the white set with a hint of crust around the edges and the yolk.
  7. The Definitive Guide to Eggs. Everything you need to know to master eggs, from shopping tips to classic cooking techniques.
  8. And would it be completely ridiculous to make sunny side up fried quail eggs? Sent by Laura. Editor: Laura, first a question for you: is this the scene you're talking.
  9. You can cover the pan briefly to make sure the whites are cooked or baste them with butter. I've always assumed that the name refers to the way this egg looks like the morning sun. How do you like your eggs?

    Loaded with proteins, vitamins, and minerals, eggs are a healthy and affordable choice when it comes to breakfast—or any meal, for that matter! Step 1: Whip up a half-dozen eggs using a blender (for a more complete mixture). And then then in a non-stick frying pan, cook the egg solution like you would when.

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    Onion Ring Sunny- side Up Eggs. I think we have established that I love to crack eggs into veggies, using them as “ring molds” for the eggs in the skillet. Yes, indeed. Check out our Flower Power Eggs and Eggs in Avocado Slices. Bake Portabella Mushroom there. A fabulous reader commented that onion slices might make a nice egg mold, so the gauntlet was thrown down.

    I had no choice. This is a great version of the eggs in veggie ring molds – sauteed onions are so delicious, and give a nice tang to the eggs. And they are, of course, beautiful on a plate! Slice your onion into 1/2 inch slices. Then, using the biggest one, place in an oiled skillet over medium heat. When one side is lightly browned, flip the onion ring over and crack an egg in the middle. If you want the egg yolk to show, dab the top of the egg yolk gently with a paper towel and remove the white over the top of it. Then, sprinkle a little water in the pan and cover the skillet.

    Cook until your egg is done as you like. Now just sprinkle with kosher salt and cracked black, and sit back and wait for the raves!

    Perfect for a Meatless Monday breakfast!— posted by Donna.