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Old 09-20-2006, 10:39 PM
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We love omelettes over here. Usually with cheese, green peppers, ans tomatoes. I am not too picky about my eggs though, I love most types.
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Old 09-21-2006, 04:31 AM
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Omelettes are pretty good too. Corn Peas Ham. Makes good breakfast
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Old 09-24-2006, 10:30 PM
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Default Soft Boiled Eggs
I noticed no one mentioned soft boiled eggs I guess maybe it's more of an Asian method of eating eggs.

I like my soft boiled eggs runny and smooth, with a few drops of dark soy sauce and a dash of white pepper.

I have some pictures and the preparation method here:
http://simcooks.com/46/ya-kun-soft-boiled-eggs/

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Old 09-28-2006, 07:49 AM
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My family loves chorizo (spiced though not hot Mexican sausage) cooked with their eggs. It comes in links and you squeeze out the sausage into the pan, fry it until it's cooked (maybe 3-5 minutes) then add your egg and milk mixture to it and scramble it all together. Season to taste--for us that's adding hot sauce and place in a warmed tortilla-------oh, it's to die for-----of course saying that--you won't find it on any heart healthy diet though I do know that there is a soy substitue product out there--never tried it and probably don't want to.
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My favorite way of eating eggs is Deviled eggs. Mmmm! They are so good that way.
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Fried in bacon grease...sunny side up please.

But... I love a good poached egg on white toast too.
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Oooh yes I forgot about deviled egg, yum yum
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Ok, clearly i eat a lot of eggs. Yesterday i scrambled eggs in olive oil and added Rotel (spicier canned tomatoes) and it was really good!
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My hubby made me chorizo once & it was really good. I can't eat it right now though because I get heartburn over nothing since I'm preg. I know the first thing he's making me after this baby is chorizo. I also love deviled eggs... I just don't get them very often. Hmmm...I'm gonna have to make some now.
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Old 10-16-2006, 03:38 AM
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What is devilied egg?
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