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Anna N

Anna N

29 minutes ago, Anna N said:

Very different from the site we are discussing where it’s 203°F for 7 1/2 minutes. I could be very hungry this morning.

 

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Impossible to peel so it was scooped out of the shell. This is 7 1/2 minutes at 210°F steam. Not quite where I want it to be but not far off.

 

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 This one got 2 minutes longer. It was a little easier to get out of the shell but not much.  It is past the point that I would like to be at. 

 

 I have a hard time imagining an egg cooked for 21 minutes in this manner.

 

 I started with two eggs one which weighed 58 g and one which weighed 59 g. I left them at room temperature for about 30 minutes before cooking them. I allowed the oven to preheat on steam setting at 210°F for 10 minutes.  On steam setting the increments are 10° so there was no possibility of choosing 203° as per the recipe. 

 

 An interesting experiment that proved that at least for eggs the website is useful. 

Anna N

Anna N

15 minutes ago, Anna N said:

Very different from the site we are discussing where it’s 203°F for 7 1/2 minutes. I could be very hungry this morning.

 

017D4AB2-87ED-4355-939F-B62730985165.thumb.jpeg.3133d4e68fedbd1c9eaa63123f771951.jpeg

 

Impossible to peel so it was scooped out of the shell. This is 7 1/2 minutes at 210°F steam. Not quite where I want it to be but not far off.

 

8C606C16-75A3-45CD-8518-0DBB8C293C19.thumb.jpeg.6e75a3e531b0898bac68589a7d2d2d75.jpeg

 

 This one got 2 minutes longer. It was a little easier to get out of the shell but not much.  It is past the point that I would like to be at. 

 

 I have a hard time imagining an egg cooked for 21 minutes in this manner.

 

 I started with two eggs one which weighed 58 g in one which weighed 59 g. I left them at room temperature for about 30 minutes before cooking them. I allowed the oven to preheat on steam setting at 210°F for 10 minutes.  On steam setting the increments of 10° so there was no possibility of choosing 203° as per the recipe. 

 

 An interesting experiment that proved that at least for eggs the website is useful. 

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