When I’m frying an egg, I want it to taste fried with crispy brown edges. Here’s how to fry an egg with a runny yolk, set whites, and crispy edges. The secret is plenty of oil, a hot pan, and basting.

Here’s the recipe: http://www.seriouseats.com/2016/06/how-to-make-crispy-browned-fried-eggs.html

Video: J. Kenji López-Alt
Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

22 Comments

  1. nah, marco is right. when you cook eggs like this it tastes like rubbery garbage and just tastes like oil. egg is a delicate ingredients and gets overcooked incredibly fast. "fried egg" was never literal. tv/youtube cooks no nothing lol

  2. Kenji, big admirer of you here, I have all your books and I call you guru jokingly with friends and family, and, this fried egg is what almost every single Spaniard learns between 14 and 20 years old, check “huevos con puntilla”.

  3. … and just keep on eating your disgusting ‘over peppered’ eggs. BTW, use a fish spatula for lifting your eggs. Wooden spoons absorb flavors, soap and oil penetrates the wood that eventually goes rancid. It’s disgusting.

  4. No wonder I've never once enjoyed Eggs Benedict. I grew up eating super crispy egg whites with runny yolks.

  5. This is how my grandmother taught me to fry an egg. Only difference is we would splash the grease up and over the egg.

  6. I once ate this exact type of egg at a street vendor almost 10 years ago in India, i always wondered how he made the yellow part so runny and tasty

  7. As an Englishman Marco thinks everything the French do with eggs is perfect and can’t be questioned.

    I think the world can accept that people are allowed to like their eggs cooked differently. There is no right or wrong way.

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