Yes, your L is our XL - I should have known you had vanity sizing for eggs, just as for clothing…
The calculator lets you adjust for room temp or fridge, it seems to be pretty smart. If nothing else it’s FASCINATING
Yes, your L is our XL - I should have known you had vanity sizing for eggs, just as for clothing…
The calculator lets you adjust for room temp or fridge, it seems to be pretty smart. If nothing else it’s FASCINATING
I bet if you tried 23 seconds past the minute they would be perfect every time. 22 just doesn’t cut it.
HOWEVER, #ADHDBRAIN forgot to post the results…
It’s pretty close, prob needs another degree and another minute or so. I’ll add one to each RIGHT NOW. Basically, temperature controls the white, and time controls the yolk.
Yeah. Not by much, mind you, but a bit. Still very edible, unlike 63C eggs (without blanching), which would be pushing it for a lot of people.
#notaneggeggspert
Once you’ve settled on the perfect parameters for amazing eggs every time, you could go into “make money from keto” mode and sell the whole thing as a 1 button only perfect egg cooker.
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Of course you don’t tell them it’s just a sealer + sous vide + juice-calibrated timer.
OK, so, getting closer. The whites need a little bit more temp, and the yolk a TOUCH more time. Maybe. The yolk actually got pretty firm in the second egg I ate after it had been sitting for a while.
I’ll up them both by one again tomorrow and see what happens.
OK, so, this is pretty close as well.
I went a bit mad and did 74C/17m. The whites were a bit over, and the yolks were too, although still liquid in the middle.
I really need to spreadsheet this data.
That sounds more like my kind of egg. The sticky bit would be a bit annoying but worth it for a properly cooked white