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Kajjo
3 years ago

I like to fried it only on one side.

The leak is just the solid protein with liquid egg yolk.

If the egg yolk gets stuck, it tastes much less good.

Achwasweissich
3 years ago

but only very briefly, the egg yolk must still be liquid but the egg clear no longer glibbern

Waldi2007
3 years ago

So I like it most… but tastes are known to be different;)

Brunnenwasser
3 years ago

“Sunny side” is a must

verreisterNutzer
3 years ago

Taste. I’ll get my mirror eggs on both sides, but the yellow must still be liquid.

I don’t like a protein gobber…

peterobm
3 years ago

A good taste

likes both variants, depends on where

PeterP58
3 years ago

Rather without turning… except I pack it between two slices of bread!

heartlightsls
3 years ago

Sunny Side Down:-)

Urlewas
3 years ago

I turn them so that the white is no longer glibbery, but the yellow is still liquid.

Mooncrash
3 years ago

So…

Let’s get it hard, let’s put the egg yolk on and let it go over the food.

TheNewGuy1312
3 years ago

It is no longer a real reflection.

KadessaMepha
3 years ago

Shortly the “upper side” so that the egg yolk becomes soft.

Kris, UserMod Light
3 years ago

A mirror is turned. If you only cook it on one side, it’s a bet.

Kajjo
3 years ago

This language use does not apply supra-regionally. I don’t know where you come from, but in the entire North German space, mirror eggs are always fried on one side and still called mirror eggs.

“Setzei” I’ve never heard of it.

Kris, UserMod Light
3 years ago
Reply to  Kajjo

I know the term from both Saxony and Hessen.

Havenari
3 years ago

Those who use mirror eggs also eat small children.