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    Beagle - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    Hard boiled. If you are yolk adverse. then you can pluck it out.

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    brittany r - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    Poach them. Get about 2 inches of water to boil in a pan. Carefully crack the egg open into the boiling water. Let cook for just a few minutes. Eat and enjoy! Also, the yolk ( yellow part) of the egg is where all the fat is.

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    in-the-biz - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    For the whole story … for the "rest of the story" … read
    http://www.real-restaurant-recipes.com/how-to-cook-an-egg.html
    You’ll get the info and a laugh or two.

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    jennifer - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    use butter unstead of oil it’s better when frying an egg

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    kevlin - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    hard boiled or poached its the only two ways

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    mernsy - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    poached or boiled with asparagus fingers

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    celestialgrace555 - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    you boil it! you got it boiling eggs, doesn’t add any oil, fat, or anything that’s unhealthy into the egg. but i do advise you not to eat too many yolks b/c it can be unhealthy to get too many yolks :)

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    BlueSea - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    Any way you cook them is healthy as long as you leave out oil, butter, milk and the like. Eggs are basically very good for you. It’s what you’re adding that makes them unhealthy.

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    790 - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    Eggs are great any old way, however, if you do not want additional fat used in the cooking process…

    Boil some salt water in a 8"h X 6"d pot and throw the eggs in. they’ll cook in a few minutes, then scoop the eggs out with a flat round pasta ladel with holes in it. That is a simple poached egg. 790

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    DaveSFV - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    I don’t know what you mean by "healthy". If you are concerned about salmonella then cooking is usually sufficient to kill that bacteria. It is not advised to cook eggs sunny side up any more because of salmonella. I enjoy eggs sunny side up but I put a lid over the frying pan and when the yokes go opaque then that is enough to kill the bacteria. If you mean healthy as in reducing the cholesterol then don’t cook or eat the yokes.

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    Lisa T - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    i like to poach them!

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    N323 - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    scramble with a little milk and microwave. no oil needed and they come out light and fluffy

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    camaroconvertible - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    poached eggs, and there are eggs called egg substitutes which is the white part of the egg and they leave the yolk out which has the most cholesterol

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    boxerchk07 - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    drain the yoke out of them and eat them fried

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    kitty s - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    hard boil it that has no fat at all

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    Name Unknown - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    Boil or poach that’s it.

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    fantasy_angel120 - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    hard boiled poached
    bake as a frittata with spinach and vegies

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    BajaRick - said

    December 13 2010 @ 18:01

    boiled of poached are the healthiest ways to cook eggs

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