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Over-Easy, Over-Medium, Over-Hard Fried Eggs

Vegetarian Diet, American Pan Frying

Over-Easy, Over-Medium, Over-Hard Fried Egg are a slightly upgraded version of a sunny-side-up egg. The preparation is similar to a sunny-side-up egg, but there is an additional flip after you reach sunny-side-up.

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Tom Tom Founder
November 16, 2023
  • 10 min.
  • 10 min.
  • 1/5
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The decision to consume raw or undercooked eggs is totally your responsibility (including all potential health consequences), which I am not responsible for. Note that undercooked eggs are not recommended for infants, pregnant women, the elderly, and people with a compromised immune system. To prevent undercooked eating eggs, avoid any kind of egg prepared with a partially or fully runny yolk. To avoid the risk of salmonella, use pasteurized eggs only.

1. Common preparation:

1.1.

To make preparation easier, crack the egg into a small bowl before placing it into a pan.

1.2.

Preheat the fry pan on medium heat with 1 TBSP of frying oil and 1 TBSP of butter.

1.3.

Carefully place an egg on the pan (try to prevent breaking the yolk).

1.4.

When the bottom of the egg is almost done (most of the white is solid), flip the egg yolk-side down and keep cooking until you reach your desired consistency:

Over-easy egg preparation:

Over-easy eggs will need to be cooked for about 10 – 15 seconds after flipping to get a fully runny yolk with a slight white film from the egg whites.

Over-Easy Egg

Over-medium egg preparation:

Over-medium eggs will need to be cooked for about 30 seconds after flipping to get a yolk that is mostly solid but partially runny.

Over-medium egg

Over-hard egg preparation:

Over-hard eggs will need to be cooked for 1 minute or longer after flipping to get a fully cooked (hard) yolk.

Over-hard Egg
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