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Most accurate way to break an egg?

Farted by Il Duce, June 04, 2008, 08:24:02 PM

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Il Duce

Usually when I break an egg, I get little shell pieces in with the white and yolk. Any particular way to break it to get a clean result?

crock pot pot roadt

This is the clockcrew not the Betty Crocker Cooking FAQ.

Il Duce

Quote from: AssTrayClock;1328245This is the clockcrew not the Betty Crocker Cooking FAQ.

This is turtle soup not the clockcrew.

skeletal

Like a rat squatting in a doll\'s house.

Il Duce

Quote from: skeletal;1328272Use a hammer.

There are egg bits everywhere, you fucking monster.

screwdriver_clock

What I've found works is to lightly tap it onto the bowl surface which you are trying to crack it on to create a small crack, then tilt the crack upwards, and us e the tip of the fingers to gently make the crack larger, then to part it. I've never had problems with egg shell fragments.

Il Duce

Quote from: CAPN_CRUNCH!!!;1328284What I've found works is to lightly tap it onto the bowl surface which you are trying to crack it on to create a small crack, then tilt the crack upwards, and us e the tip of the fingers to gently make the crack larger, then to part it. I've never had problems with egg shell fragments.

Alright, I'll try this next time I make an egg.

crock pot pot roadt

Quote from: Bill Nye;1328247This is turtle soup not the clockcrew.

but turtle soup is in the clockcrew

SpongeClock SquarePants

Quote from: CAPN_CRUNCH!!!;1328284What I've found works is to lightly tap it onto the bowl surface which you are trying to crack it on to create a small crack, then tilt the crack upwards, and us e the tip of the fingers to gently make the crack larger, then to part it. I've never had problems with egg shell fragments.

this basicly

Il Duce

Quote from: AssTrayClock;1328286but turtle soup is in the clockcrew

Exactly

peyoteclock

Quote from: AssTrayClock;1328286but turtle soup is in the clockcrew

it's the cooking forum you re-re.

also i just smash it till it has a suitable crack in the middle, i then  use both hands and break it, with my thumbs on each side of the crack, i rarely if ever get anything but egg in my bowl or pan.

it's an art really.

GingerbreadClockkkkkkkkkkkkkk

I get a knife smash the egg in the middle leaving this slice in the egg shell then i open it up and pour it wherever I want
No spills no nothing

skeletal

Like a rat squatting in a doll\'s house.

joliet_jane


Just shake it up a little bit and pour it out

Il Duce

Ah, I forgot about liquid egg.

Quote from: SkeletalChop it off.
Haha

LeekClock

Liquid egg must be an American phenomenon; I've never seen it before. It makes sense but I think people like to see where their egg is coming from here.

PS I often get a little bit of shell in the egg and it is the end of the world. Then I fish it out and the world slowly begins turning again.

Moose Clock

If you do it fast enough with one hand you will succeed. The egg has to think about which parts it wants to piss you off with, so you must move faster than it thinks.