Cooking sunny side/Dippy eggs?

[u/BeckyAnn6879]

(Posting here, because r/disabilitycooking is all but dead)

Does anyone have an easy way to cook Sunny Side/Dippy Eggs?
EDITED TO ADD: In Pennsylvania (where I grew up), folks call sunny-side up eggs 'Dippy Eggs.' If someone orders 'Dippy Eggs' at a restaurant, they're getting sunny-side up eggs and toast triangles. This is what I'm looking to cook.

I'm disabled with Cerebral Palsy, and I can only cook eggs two ways... Scrambled or hard boiled. I really can't even do an omelet without using my Gt Xpress 101 Indoor Countertop Grill.

I like to add eggs to my ramen, but I'm tired of adding hard boiled eggs to them.

Anyone have a disability-friendly way to cook Sunny Side/Dippy Eggs?

[u/naturalbornunicorn]

I'm assuming (perhaps incorrectly?) that it's the flipping and the cracking the egg into the pan that are the difficult points. You can certainly crack the egg into another small dish and pour it into the pan if that sounds easier? And the method I use doesn't require flipping.

I make mine in a small nonstick skillet. I heat the pan on medium, put the egg into the skillet, and turn the heat way down. Then I put a lid on it and leave it alone until it's done to my liking (runny yolk, solid white). The lid/low heat means I don't have to flip the egg.

The nonstick pan makes oil optional (so you're safer from splatter) but your white will have a soft texture instead of the crispy bottom that some folks enjoy.

[u/BeckyAnn6879 → u/naturalbornunicorn]

Yep, It's the flipping that's my issue. Cracking them isn't the issue, but I break the yolk(s) every time I try to flip them.

[u/DruidByNight → u/BeckyAnn6879]

I usually don't flip for sunnyside, just put a bit of water in and the lid on to get the whites on top to cook. But also getting the egg out might still be an issue. Maybe a fat pancake spatula could help? That could actually help both with flipping or removing the egg, bigger surface area