some like to use 2 inches of water but if you use 4 inches you can get a more spherical egg, I use a tbsp of vinegar in 4 inches or 2 teaspoons in 2 inches.
Sounds about right. I've just recently started using different vinegars and it's been working nicely, adding a tiny bit of flavour
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roger
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Sun 13 Jun, 2021 12:29 am
@ehBeth,
ehBeth wrote:
A couple of poached eggs. Had used some balsamic/fig vinegar in the poaching water. Turned out really well. A couple of tomato slices on the side.
Want to hear something funny? I set out to improve my diet, so went to Smith's (a fairly large supermarket here) to get a couple of tomatoes. They didn't have any. Not one.
coastal permicep style systems will provide all the water we need but at unreal prices. In some states, the interstate River Compacts (A Fed Idea from the 30's) are actually considering to make private wells provisional. In many states in the eat, the "prior Appropriation" laws arent working at all. California is a desrt both above and below ground. Its got aquifers that are tapped out
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Joeblow
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Sat 3 Jul, 2021 08:34 am
@ehBeth,
Mrjoe is the king of poached eggs. (Puffs out chest) It's a gift, really.
I just consumed half a hamburger, leftovers from last night. I'm expecting to eat steak and eggs tomorrow.
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Mame
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Wed 15 Sep, 2021 08:05 am
@glitterbag,
They also make a fabulous Bearnaise Sauce that I use when I make steak and eggs. There's something about Knorr's products that none of the others come close to. When I see them, I buy several at a time.
I am up super early (between 4:30 and 6:00) and don't generally eat until about 8 hours after I wake up. But I will have a couple cups of cappuccino and a glass or two of grapefruit juice. Funny thing is - I can't find the yellow grapefruit juice anymore. And I can't find canned apricots, either. Both have gone from every supermarket.
Today, for the first time in longer than I can remember (40-50 years?) I had raisin toast. I'm sad to report: meh.
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edgarblythe
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Sun 10 Oct, 2021 08:37 am
Bacon, fried eggs, biscuits - I wanted hashbrowns but didn't bother to make any. Typical Sunday breakfast here.
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Joeblow
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Sat 1 Jan, 2022 12:48 pm
New's Day just wouldn't feel complete for any of us without eggs benedict, so we're having it for brunch. The peameal came out of the oven an hour ago, and this place smells great.