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Halloween Party Food: Eggs for Eyeballs

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    Part of the video series: Gross But Great: Halloween Party Food

    Summary: Learn how to boil water for eyeball eggs for Halloween party food in this free Halloween recipe video.

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    By J. Costilla
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    J. Costilla is an emerging chef. He hopes to open an ethnic cafe in San Antonio. He is also a commercial photographer. His love for food and photography has him shooting for...read more

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    "Hey guys, my name is J and I am going to talk to you on behalf of Expert Village. In this clip I am going to show you how to start boiling your eggs and get this started. For my water, I like to use four cups for every six eggs. I am actually going to redo that because there is a bunch of oil in there. Now that we have got four cups of water, I want to bring the eggs over and bring the salt over and add the four cups of water into the pre-heated pan and we want to put our eggs. Be careful so that they are not cracking when you put them in there. I am going to use about five eggs. Actually, I am going to use about six eggs. If you see the tops of your eggs, then add a little bit more water, which I am about to do. Alright, once we have added our water, we are going to add salt. As far as salt, you can add two to four teaspoons of salt and you are going to bring that to a boil. Okay. We are going to move onto the next clip."

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