Tried something new… Shook an egg for a minute before boiling, the result a golden egg.
Tried and tested and Posted by: Priscilla Huxford
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Tried something new… Shook an egg for a minute before boiling, the result a golden egg.
Tried and tested and Posted by: Priscilla Huxford
I don’t understand. What is a golden egg? (Other than the one laid by the golden goose, which I’m guessing isn’t what is meant here….)
Colin, it’s only the color of the egg once cooked. Priscilla Huxford (member that posted) shook an egg while still raw and the yolk and white mixed in the shell, and when cooked it turned a yellow/golden color.