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Summary: Learn how to flip the eggs in a pan when cooking fried eggs with these free online video cooking tips from our expert.
Louis Ortiz is a professional chef instructor at a culinary institute. He has been working in the culinary industry for 10 years.read more
"Now we are going to demonstrate how to flip eggs and usually flip is associated with over easy. It can also be over medium or over hard. As you can see, my eggs are ready and I want to keep the yolks as close to the edge of the pan that is furtherest away from my hand. We are going to just gently lay these over. We don't actually want them to go airborne because that will cause all kinds of problems. So now we will flip them the second time for the presentation side and just lay those over and those are about over medium but those can also be over easy or over hard. "
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evuser19857 said
on 3/6/2009 I've always flipped it once. My chef told me otherwise. A double-flip for presentation.