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You can soft and hard boil an egg in water.

What happens if you deep fry it (say 300F oil)? Bad things happen? Nothing interest - same as boiling? Good stuff?




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Probably bust open and asplode
 
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I've heard people use a pressure cooker for eggs to get the right creamy texture and also make it easier to peel.

Haven't heard any one put eggs in a fryer. So was wondering.

Explode eh. Bad thing.




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Originally posted by konata88:
I've heard people use a pressure cooker for eggs to get the right creamy texture and also make it easier to peel.

Haven't heard any one put eggs in a fryer. So was wondering.

Explode eh. Bad thing.


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let us know how it turns out


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Doh!
He melted his Thermapen to the pot LOL! (see at 35-36 second mark)
It even left a tiny little bit of yellow plastic stuck the pan rim.

And bad form anyway, resting the sensor on the pan bottom instead of suspended in the oil.



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Sounds like a great breakfast idea this Thanksgiving to go with the fried turkey.
 
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Interesting.....




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I would think they'd be complete that nasty griddle or tough filmy texture they get if you cook them at too high of a heat and nasty.
 
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I've always had questions about using a pressure cooker. You start timing your cooking after steam has already been coming out for ten minutes. Seems like the total time would be excessive.

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He melted his Thermapen to the pot LOL!

Not to mention almost sticking his entire head in the pot of hot oil. And then never gave us a close shot of the finished product.




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We need to get Myth Busters to have a properly trained government expert fry-cook, wearing safety gear, drop a couple eggs in their shells into a hot deep fryer. While everyone else observes from behind a plexiglas screen 100 yards away.
 
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We need to get Myth Busters to have a properly trained government expert fry-cook, wearing safety gear, drop a couple eggs in their shells into a hot deep fryer. While everyone else observes from behind a plexiglas screen 100 yards away.


 
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I am disappoint.
 
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This looks way more appealing. I'll give it a shot this afternoon. I hope this video works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHxPexp2XiU
 
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