Nowt at all today, just coffee....
Avril is away, visiting, so for lunch I'm planning on treating myself to a carvery.
Avril is away, visiting, so for lunch I'm planning on treating myself to a carvery.
A fried egg roll, cooked on our new hob. Perfectly fried - not snotty, not with a crispy bottom, no bubbles in the white and not one single microdot of fat splashed on the hob. Just put oil in pan, set temperature, crack the egg into the pan and just walk away and leave it to itself.
How do you stop the tops of the yolks from being snotty? I've always had to splash the tops with the fat.
I turn them over, briefly, towards the end of cooking.
I think that's what the Americans call "over easy". I've tried it, but I'm a bit clumsy and have had too many go wrong.
So have I when cooking on gas as you cook them quicker but I saw a video on YT with someone demonstrating frying an egg on a Neff induction hob and all she did was leave it and get on with other stuff until it was done. Didn’t need to splash fat over it or flip it over.How do you stop the tops of the yolks from being snotty? I've always had to splash the tops with the fat.
Bunch of lightweights - skip breakfast and lunch and then eat between 4-8pm.
Time Restricted Eating.