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Poached. Fried. Boiled. Scrambled. Omlette. Coddled. Baked. Soft-boiled. Hard-boiled.
Flan, Quiche.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:23, archived)
RAW

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:24, archived)
Benedict

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:25, archived)
That's poached though.

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:25, archived)
Oh, fuck
in that case, incubated
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:26, archived)
Lol.

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:27, archived)
Oh yes.
I used to drink them like that :S
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:25, archived)
Suppository

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:26, archived)
Soufley

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:27, archived)
Brazilian thrash metal has nothing to do with this

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:27, archived)
I heard he likes eggs

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:32, archived)
...hold on
"baked"?
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:27, archived)
Yeah',
Like that dish where you get spinage, crack an egg over the top, and bake it.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:28, archived)
i was surprised by this
also the cunt missed out the pub goers egg of choice
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:29, archived)
Pickled.
Stir-fried. Egg-fried rice.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:31, archived)
that's better
and those chinese one that are 100 years old, only they aren't or summat, don't know how they are made, lol
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:33, archived)
The ones they bury with a chicken embryo in it?
The look disgusting.

I think they dip it in some kind of dye first too.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:35, archived)
Does Scotch Eggs count?

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:44, archived)
Yeah.
You crack an egg on top of a stew like dish and bake them.
or make a risotto, put some on the bottom of a ramekin, crack an egg in, then cover in risotto and bake.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:30, archived)
I've grilled an egg on top of a ratatouille
but I was thinking you just shoved a shelled egg in for 10 minutes at Gas Mark 4.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:32, archived)
No no.
I wonder what would happen if you did? It would probably burst.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:33, archived)
depends whether your oven
Can cook at precisely 64degrees.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:36, archived)
In plenty of water.

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:38, archived)
I do a nice baked egg thing with mushroom stuff in the bottom of a ramekin,
an egg cracked over and then a spoonful of cream on top of the egg then baked. Or eggs florentine.
(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:31, archived)
I bet you could get that in Italy or something

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:38, archived)
I wouldn't know.

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:39, archived)
How about France?

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:45, archived)
on a pizza

(, Sat 9 May 2009, 13:53, archived)