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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

egg

I put egg with eggshell i.e. as it is purchased into the water in a dish. Then I put that dish above the gas stove for heating. After a while, the inside part of the egg and the outside part, both become solid. Actually, three layer forms, one is eggshell and other two is white and yellow. The yellow part is the last layer of the three layer. First I peel the eggsheel and eat both yellow and white layer. .

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e. as it is purchased into the water in a dish. Then I put that dish above the gas stove for heating.

— Philip

  • e.
  • as it is purchased into the water in a dish.
  • Then I put that dish above the gas stove for heating.
  • After a while, the inside part of the egg and the outside part, both become solid.
  • Actually, three layer forms, one is eggshell and other two is white and yellow.
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User_garyI put egg with eggshell i.e. as it is purchased into the water in a dish. Then I put that dish above the gas stove for heating. After a while, the inside part of the egg and the outside part, both become solid. Actually, three layer forms, one is eggshell and other two is white and yellow. The yellow part is the last layer of the three layer. First I peel the egg
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Thank you Phillip.

A raw egg has also covering/casing. Should I say that too "eggshell"?
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User_garyThank you Phillip.

A raw egg has also covering/casing. Should I say that too "eggshell"?
Come to think of it, "fresh" egg might better indicate that the shell is included at the beginning of the narrative. "Raw" could conjure up the idea of the yolk and white, uncooked, oozing around on the platter (or in the h
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Come to think of it, "fresh" egg might better indicate that the shell is included at the beginning of the narrative. "Raw" could conjure up the idea of the yolk and white, uncooked, oozing around on the platter (or in the hot water to be poached).
In your first post #2, you said "I put raw egg into the pan with water to cover", does th
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It would have been better to have said an uncooked egg. A fresh egg is one that has recently been laid. A raw egg is the contents of the egg removed from the shell.

You can cook an egg in water without its shell, but it is called "poaching" and the water is not boiling. A boiled egg will always be cooked in its shell.
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