Talking about breakfast, why don’t we discuss perfect sunny side up eggs? Just how do you cook one, anyway? First, allow me to present to you two ways people attempt to make perfect sunny side ups. Some homebased chefs flip the egg when dishing out a supposed to be a great sunny side up. Usually the product is fine, doesn’t look saggy; but, where’s the sunshine(egg yolk)? It’s covered and seem wearing a bridal gown. It appears sad because the yolk is hidden inside. Not perfect. The second way: The style of cooking using a lid. Cover the pan with your lid when frying to capture steam, so you can cook the top of the egg. The result? You come out with a pretty yolk, alright — Nice and sunny yellow; however, the bottom is over-cooked. Not perfect, either. Finally, the method you want to follow. How to cook the perfect sunny side up eggs. Let’s welcome Mr. Breakfast.
