Scientists Develop Method for Cooking the 'Perfect Egg'
- Scientists have developed a method for boiling the perfect egg, resulting in a velvety yolk and solid white, as detailed in the journal Communications Engineering.
- The technique involves transferring eggs between boiling and lukewarm water every two minutes for 32 minutes, followed by cooling under running water.
- Food scientist Joanne Slavin noted that this method takes more time than standard boiling but yields better results.
- Study author Emilia Di Lorenzo described the eggs as having a texture that allows them to be spread like butter on bread.
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