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1. Raw egg yolks and egg whites are beaten together with a little milk. This mixture is gently stirred over heat until it resembles curds.
2. This fried egg keeps a runny yolk, but the egg is flipped in the pan long enough for a film to form over the yolk.
3. Leave the egg in the shell and immerse in water. Bring the water to a boil, reduce to simmer, and cook until the yolk and the white are cooked through and completely set.
4. Yolks and whites are beaten and then cooked quickly in a
frying pan. You don't stir, but you cook completely and fold over.
5. Leave the egg in the shell and immerse in water. Bring the water to a boil, reduce to simmer, and cook only until the whites are set but the yolk is still liquid.
6. There are 2 ways to prepare this egg. You can immerse the egg still in the shell in boiling water, cover the pan and remove from heat. You can also crack the egg into a small buttered dish and place the dish in a hot water bath.
7. A fried egg that is never flipped, this egg has the white cooked completely while the yolk remains liquid.
8. This fried egg is flipped and cooked through until the yolk and the white are completely set.
9. This egg is baked in a ramekin until the white is cooked, but the yolk is still liquid.
10. These eggs are removed from their shell and then cooked in a hot liquid rather than fat.
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