Just curious, how you prepared your first egg

[mccaff mama hen]

I'm just curious when you got your first egg how you cooked it? This is the first week we have gotten eggs and everyone will be home this weekend so I thought it might be fun for the family to have the first eggs together. Now I can't decide what to cook, scrambled, fried, egg salad? So please share what you did or are planning to do?

I can't wait to hear some new ideas

 

[seminolewind]

Sunny side up, aka a dunky egg

 

[OutdoorFun4]

We scrambled it. It made it easier to split four ways!

 

[gritsar]

I fried it and then couldn't eat it. I found the taste wayyyy too strong.

I fed it to the dog.
Next I scrambled a batch and that was better. Not as strong flavored as the fried.
Now I cook them daily in many different ways and don't give the difference in flavor a second thought.

 

[Cornychick]

Overmedium. Yum. They even smell better when they are cooking than the store bought.

 

[Cluckthorne]

Fried over easy, mmmmmmm delicious!

 

[Uzuri]

I'm not 100% certain because we waited until we had a dozen and then Mom took them out and laid them on the counter and got them all mixed up. So it was EITHER scrambled OR fried hard OR fried soft but I have no idea exactly which or whose plate it ended up on.

They were all delicious, regardless.

(Am I alone in having never noticed a strong taste? Maybe it's because I was familiar with farm eggs (though I hadn't had any in over 10 years prior to my own)? Maybe it's because I ate duck eggs as a kid? Maybe it's because I like to eat strong cheese and venison and stuff like that?)

 

[msgenie516]

Hi,

I fried my first egg sunny side up. I couldn't bear to boil it, as I just had to crack it open to see how it looked inside! It was delicious!

Genie

 

[SmartyChick]

scrambled, it was so good, I didn't notice a different flavor...

 

[annie3001]

fried it. then ate it up