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Kitchen gadgets, garnishing tools.

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  1. Ok, I s'pose this might be fun, but how long do you have to leave the
    egg in there? :-)

    http://www.happycookers.com/wc.dll/products/divulge/1-15300.html

    Or do you break the egg open, then boil it IN the press?!?!?

    --
    K.

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  2. Katra said:

    Ok, I s'pose this might be fun, but how long do you have to leave the
    egg in there? :-)

    http://www.happycookers.com/wc.dll/products/divulge/1-15300.html

    Or do you break the egg open, then boil it IN the press?!?!?

    You hard-cook the egg, peel it and put it into the form while it's
    still warm. Pop it into ice water for about 15 minutes and it's a
    square egg.

    We used to do them for our salads in one of my restaurants. A customer
    once said, "I'd love to have seen the look on that chicken when she
    saw *that* egg..."

    Pastorio

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    Bob (this one) said:
    Katra said:

    Ok, I s'pose this might be fun, but how long do you have to leave the
    egg in there? :-)

    http://www.happycookers.com/wc.dll/products/divulge/1-15300.html

    Or do you break the egg open, then boil it IN the press?!?!?

    You hard-cook the egg, peel it and put it into the form while it's
    still warm. Pop it into ice water for about 15 minutes and it's a
    square egg.

    We used to do them for our salads in one of my restaurants. A customer
    once said, "I'd love to have seen the look on that chicken when she
    saw *that* egg..."

    Pastorio

    <grins> Sounds interesting, thanks!

    Might be especially handy for devilled eggs?
    --
    K.

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