Cooking with eggs
Jeffrey Saad is a National Spokesperson for the American Egg Farmers.
Check here regularly for new egg recipes and egg cooking techniques.
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This was the best, most informative video on the art of omelette-makin I have ever seen. <3 Alvin
Thank you Alvin, we will keep them coming! Thanks for checking out my blog. have a great day! Warmly, Jeffrey
Dear Jeffrey, let’s try food haiku!
Egg Haiku
Perfect oval of protein
Silky yellow satisfaction
Deviled deliciousness
hey jeffrey, your site rocks… i like this thin omlette technique (versus the diner berlin wall of egg), because it allows the creative fillings to shine through…. talk to you soon, austin
LOL! Thanks Austin, take care.
lol, thanks Dr.!
i make egg noodles for my family (just blended egg that i make as a crepe then stack and cut). If I want to blend a dozen eggs and refridgerate in advance of cooking, how many days can I safely keep the blended eggs in the fridge before they go bad?
Hello Cindy, I usually keep a couple days and that is it. Thanks much. Enjoy, Jeffrey
Hey Jeffrey, thanks for the tips on cracking eggs.. you might wat to checkout this new product on Tv http://www.ezcracker.com
Hello Jack, very cool, I have seen it. Love it.
Yesterday on the Radio KLove on the 29th here in Wichita Falls, Tx. I heard you talking
about deviled eggs and how to make them and how to change them a bit to make spanish
deviled eggs and mexican deviled eggs. I came to your site and could not find them.
Could you email these recipes to me? I would appreciate it so much. They sounded so good.
Thank you,
Susan Meadows
Hello Susan,
Thanks for listening Susan!! There wasn’t an exact recipe but I like to use a ratio of 14 hard-cooked eggs / 1/2 C. mayo / 1 tsp. ground pepper as a base.
For the Spanish add about 1/2 C fresh flat Italian parsley leaves chopped small, 2 tsp. smoked paprika, and 1 Tb sherry vinegar.
For Mexican style use the same egg, mayo, pepper base and then add 1/2 C. fresh chopped cilantro (unlike parsley you can use the thinner stems), 1/2 chopped jalapeno (more or less depending on your tolerance for the heat), 1 TB fresh lime juice.
Feel free to experiment with any flavor combinations you like. They key is to add the ingredients a little at a time and taste as you go. Let your mouth be your guide!! Enjoy. Thanks for checking in. Best, Jeffrey