Boiling my eggs, carrots & sweet potato in the same pot
Boiling my eggs, carrots & sweet potato in the same pot
by 13_03
21 Comments
gertrudegrunge
Do you know where eggs come from? 😄 How did it taste?
joacoper
Your carrots are gonna teste like cloaca
Infinite_Picture3858
Mashed it all up all together
Gimmemylighterback
If OP is in the US, those eggs have been cleaned and pasteurized, so no booty juice mixing in the water. This is actually really smart.
JustHereForTheBeer_
The eggs will cook in 9 minutes, carrots about the same if not a little longer. The potatoes will take maybe 30. This is not a good plan.
Xhili_
sausagemuffn
I do this with eggs and pasta when I’m drunk and craving eggs and pasta.
-Sex-Bot-
That’s basically breakfast for my dog. Thanks for the idea OP!
Lucienne83
If you’re going to do this, you should cut the potatoes in smaller pieces.
s_the_idiot
This is literally how my parents cooked food
Iroh-the-funny-one
If you added them when the potatoes have been boiling for 21 minutes you could have a hot meal alltogether
Dogekaliber
1/2 teaspoon baking soda and 1 tablespoon salt for boiling eggs, remove them after 13 minutes and put in an ice bath. This is not the same for mile high locations like Colorado. I don’t recommend boiling the vegetables in the same water.
1MechanicalAlligator
If the veg were all whole, AND you were planning on peeling them, I guess it’d be alright. Considering that the sweet potato is already cut in half, that’s really inadvisable. Eggs *can* have unclean residues which will seep into the potato.
Bloodless-Cut
Okay, but the potato will be mushy while the carrot is still only half cooked.
AdditionalOwl4069
Honestly I do this when I’m making ramen and want a soft boiled egg with it. Just put the egg into the water first, set timer for 7-8 mins and put the noodles in when you have 3-4 minutes left on the timer🤷🏻♀️ if I want veggies I take them from the freezer & just add them just before or with the noodles and add an extra minute or so to account for the frozen veggies taking down the water temp.
didudodadad
Honestly that sounds like a damn good idea if you ask me.
Particlepants
I wonder if the eggs will turn orange
Floppycakes
That’s sort of like how I poach chicken. Put garlic, onions, celery and carrots in pot with chicken. Boil. Add eggs for the last ~8 minutes. You end up with broth, chicken, veggies on the side and hard boiled eggs. Makes lunch super easy all week!
El_Grande_El
Nice, I would have made potato salad with carrot and egg
Capy_3796
Different cooking times? 🤷
thupkt
No matter how big or small something is, it always boils in the exact same amount of time, i.e. seven hours
21 Comments
Do you know where eggs come from? 😄 How did it taste?
Your carrots are gonna teste like cloaca
Mashed it all up all together
If OP is in the US, those eggs have been cleaned and pasteurized, so no booty juice mixing in the water. This is actually really smart.
The eggs will cook in 9 minutes, carrots about the same if not a little longer. The potatoes will take maybe 30. This is not a good plan.
I do this with eggs and pasta when I’m drunk and craving eggs and pasta.
That’s basically breakfast for my dog.
Thanks for the idea OP!
If you’re going to do this, you should cut the potatoes in smaller pieces.
This is literally how my parents cooked food
If you added them when the potatoes have been boiling for 21 minutes you could have a hot meal alltogether
1/2 teaspoon baking soda and 1 tablespoon salt for boiling eggs, remove them after 13 minutes and put in an ice bath. This is not the same for mile high locations like Colorado. I don’t recommend boiling the vegetables in the same water.
If the veg were all whole, AND you were planning on peeling them, I guess it’d be alright. Considering that the sweet potato is already cut in half, that’s really inadvisable. Eggs *can* have unclean residues which will seep into the potato.
Okay, but the potato will be mushy while the carrot is still only half cooked.
Honestly I do this when I’m making ramen and want a soft boiled egg with it. Just put the egg into the water first, set timer for 7-8 mins and put the noodles in when you have 3-4 minutes left on the timer🤷🏻♀️ if I want veggies I take them from the freezer & just add them just before or with the noodles and add an extra minute or so to account for the frozen veggies taking down the water temp.
Honestly that sounds like a damn good idea if you ask me.
I wonder if the eggs will turn orange
That’s sort of like how I poach chicken. Put garlic, onions, celery and carrots in pot with chicken. Boil. Add eggs for the last ~8 minutes. You end up with broth, chicken, veggies on the side and hard boiled eggs. Makes lunch super easy all week!
Nice, I would have made potato salad with carrot and egg
Different cooking times? 🤷
No matter how big or small something is, it always boils in the exact same amount of time, i.e. seven hours