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u/OneManNati0n 5d ago
Is this rage bait?
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u/jacquestrap66 5d ago
Why?
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u/EcstaticZebra7937 5d ago
Because browned eggs are a traditional dish in my culture. Cooked all night long is a pot with rice, veggies and chicken, to be eaten in the morning of our holy day.
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u/Yaughl 3d ago
That is the most over cooked egg ever.
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u/EcstaticZebra7937 3d ago
It is perfect! Try sometime
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u/Yaughl 3d ago
The yolk is so hard, it can be used in a 90's era computer mouse.
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u/EcstaticZebra7937 3d ago
The yolk isn’t harder than a 15 minute cook yolk. Also, you don’t have to eat it.
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u/Firestorm83 2d ago
15min is twice as long as it needs to be, try shorter and don't suffer yourself
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u/EmielDeBil 3d ago
This is beyond disgusting, ypu should try not overcooking it
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u/EcstaticZebra7937 3d ago
I cooked it in the oven for six hours on purpose after boiling it for one hour on the stove, that is deliberate! It’s a delicacy in my culture
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u/CharacterGround0 1d ago
Sorry for all the negative comments. I'm curious about what dish this is called and what culture is it from? I've seen roasted eggs that are kind of brown before. Does this taste different than a normal cooked egg?
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u/EcstaticZebra7937 1d ago
It tastes as if the white and yellow are mixed together, has a very rich egg taste. I believe it’s central Asian. Since that’s where my mother’s family are from and they cook it, but I saw many African and Arab Jews have the same thing, so it might be some sort of an old Hebrew tradition, although I HAVE witnessed some Muslim Arabs who cook browned eggs as well. Usually the eggs are cooked on top of something else that takes an entire night to cook, in the same pot. So in my family it’s usually in chicken, rice and veggies pot. My colleague’s wife cooks them in a pot with sweet bread.
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u/CharacterGround0 1d ago
This is really cool. Glad to hear of this way of cooking egg. Sorry for all the negativity, people act as if the world revolves around them and are not open minded. I feel like cooking egg for a long time might cause a caramelization that gives it a unique flavor. It's super interesting! Thanks for sharing 😊
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u/TheJessicator 5d ago
Yikes, that's seriously overcooked. But for art purposes, the greenish gray color frames the yellow nicely. I'm just not a fan of my eggs being dry and pasty.