The Pefect Fried Egg
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 11:31 am
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Since entering this world of Widderhood, I have been on the Quest for the Perfect Fried Egg for One.
George always had 3 eggs at a time (Wednesday (soft boiled), Saturday (fried), Sunday (scrambled)) and I had the perfect non-stick skillet, with lid, to accommodate the 3 for frying. Eggs fit perfectly, no burned edges on the whites, soft, runny yolk. Ah, fried egg heaven...
Well, I don't do 3 eggs. I do 2 (or 1). I have been searching for the perfect LITTLE non-stick fry pan for 2 eggs, with cover. There's the One-Egg Wonder - okay size - NO lid (which is necessary for my definition of the perfect egg). I bought it. Tried a saucer over the top. Cumbersome to remove. If anyone going to AK wants it, I'll bring it along for you - used once.
Then, I stumbled upon this perfect little pan...only bad thing is the lid is not glass. Other than that, I have fallen in love with a skillet. My needs are so much simpler these past couple of months. Sad, isn't it - getting excited about a skillet and a mosquito headnet...sigh.
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Since entering this world of Widderhood, I have been on the Quest for the Perfect Fried Egg for One.
George always had 3 eggs at a time (Wednesday (soft boiled), Saturday (fried), Sunday (scrambled)) and I had the perfect non-stick skillet, with lid, to accommodate the 3 for frying. Eggs fit perfectly, no burned edges on the whites, soft, runny yolk. Ah, fried egg heaven...
Well, I don't do 3 eggs. I do 2 (or 1). I have been searching for the perfect LITTLE non-stick fry pan for 2 eggs, with cover. There's the One-Egg Wonder - okay size - NO lid (which is necessary for my definition of the perfect egg). I bought it. Tried a saucer over the top. Cumbersome to remove. If anyone going to AK wants it, I'll bring it along for you - used once.
Then, I stumbled upon this perfect little pan...only bad thing is the lid is not glass. Other than that, I have fallen in love with a skillet. My needs are so much simpler these past couple of months. Sad, isn't it - getting excited about a skillet and a mosquito headnet...sigh.
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