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[h&schickens]

I want to cook it perfectly.

 

I want to cook it for my niece and have it cooked perfect for dipping soldiers.

 

Its my largest egg so far (86g)

 

She is wanting it now, but I dont know how long it will take.

 

Its definately a double yolker, does that make any difference.

 

Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks

 

Sarah

[Ain't Nobody Here]

Congratulations on the big egg . Not sure about cooking time I'm afraid . I think some people have a gadget that tells you how long a particular size takes to cook but I'm not one of them .

 

If she's starving, why not just fry it? She could still dip soldiers into the double yolks .

[Cooks]

I had a double yolker form Cocoa again this week 69g! I cooked it today with some onthers for sandwiches .. hubby says I talk about the girls in such a proud voice..

[Abbey Road Girl]

I had a double yolker form Cocoa again this week 69g! I cooked it today with some onthers for sandwiches .. hubby says I talk about the girls in such a proud voice..

 

Wow, you must be so (rightly) chuffed at Cocoa's achievement! Brilliant!!!!

[Egluntyne]

4 mins?

[superjules]

I would do that for 6 mins, personally. The eggxact can't cope with eggs that are too big or too small, I did try to check but it came up with an error message. A 64g takes 5m05s and a 72g takes 5m30s so based on that kind of time difference for the increase in weight, I'd say 6mins.

 

It's all very scientific!!

[frenchlayer]

I always find it's difficult too. Easier to fry or poach then you can see. We all love boiled eggs here, but they are always a failure either too soft or hard.

 

need more eggs to practice