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rotuts

rotuts

My apologies to all the IP enthusiast for my request :

 

Ive lost many of my notes   ( recently a flurry of Post-Its ) as for a few months ive been overwhelmed with ' paper ' that Ive been dealing with.

 

Ive misplaced my Red Notebook, but its been recently found.

 

however, Ive never made notes in that book on HB eggs etc.

 

Ive tried to look this up on the """  fabulous *** IP's many threads

 

[ed.: yep, its all here in eG ....  if its worthwhile and important  SV, IP etc ]

 

but lost my way

 

Id very much appreciate a very brief recap if you do HB eggs in the IP

 

I know AnnaN lead the way, but many followed, including myself.

 

Id like to hear how you do them,  '  traditional  ' HB's  i.e. firm yolk.   IP HB's with a tinny less firm-ness

 

etc.

 

I do recall, someone, perhaps AnnaN used a pressure - steam  method that was Low Pressure ?

 

anyway, Id appreciate your help.

 

I promise to add your notes to the Red IP Notebooks.

 

after all, its Potato Salad Season !

 

[ed.: always somewhere for the PSS.]

 

many thanks

 

PS  somewhere in the IP threads is the method Ive used myself  But I cant find it

 

O.o

 

Id like to amend my request a tiny bit :  eggs in the shell in the IP

 

Shelby had some nice ones just today for "" Noodle-y soup ""  with the yolks Just Right for that 

 

so  eggs, in the shell  would be very much appreciated.

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

My apologies to all the IP enthusiast for my request :

 

Ive lost many of my notes   ( recently a flurry of Post-Its ) as for a few months ive been overwhelmed with ' paper ' that Ive been dealing with.

 

Ive misplaced my Red Notebook, but its been recently found.

 

however, Ive never made notes in that book on HB eggs etc.

 

Ive tried to look this up on the """  fabulous *** IP's many threads

 

[ed.: yep, its all here in eG ....  if its worthwhile and important  SV, IP etc ]

 

but lost my way

 

Id very much appreciate a very brief recap if you do HB eggs in the IP

 

I know AnnaN lead the way, but many followed, including myself.

 

Id like to hear how you do them,  '  traditional  ' HB's  i.e. firm yolk.   IP HB's with a tinny less firm-ness

 

etc.

 

I do recall, someone, perhaps AnnaN used a pressure - steam  method that was Low Pressure ?

 

anyway, Id appreciate your help.

 

I promise to add your notes to the Red IP Notebooks.

 

after all, its Potato Salad Season !

 

[ed.: always somewhere for the PSS.]

 

many thanks

 

PS  somewhere in the IP threads is the method Ive used myself  But I cant find it

 

O.o

rotuts

rotuts

My apologies to all the IP enthusiast for my request :

 

Ive lost many of my notes   ( recently a flurry of Post-Its ) as for a few months ive been overwhelmed with ' paper ' that Ive been dealing with.

 

Ive misplaced my Red Notebook, but its been recently found.

 

however, Ive never made notes in that book on HB eggs etc.

 

Ive tried to look this up on the """  fabulous *** IP's many threads

 

[ed.: yep, its all here in eG ....  if its worthwhile and important  SV, IP etc ]

 

but lost my way

 

Id very much appreciate a very brief recap if you do HB eggs in the IP

 

I know AnnaN lead the way, but many followed, including myself.

 

Id like to hear how you do them,  '  traditional  ' HB's  i.e. firm yolk.   IP HB's with a tinny less firm-ness

 

etc.

 

I do recall, someone, perhaps AnnaN used a pressure - steam  method that was Low Pressure ?

 

anyway, Id appreciate your help.

 

I promise to add your notes to the Red IP Notebooks.

 

after all, its Potato Salad Season !

 

[ed.: always somewhere for the PSS.]

 

many thanks

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