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Bonus: They peel like a dream.
Sarah Jampel

Cooking
Find yourself screaming in agony every time you have to peel an egg? Not anymore, friends.
Chris Morocco

techniques
Wanna know a trick?
Kay Chun

Culture
Perfect poached eggs, softened butter in a flash, and more hacks from the internet.
Christina Chaey

Cooking
Try this technique once and you’ll go back to it for years.
Noah Kaufman

Culture
Even if you don't think the egg came first, these are the best tools for cooking them.
Zoë Sessums

techniques
It's an important technique to nail
Carla Lalli Music

Cooking
This counterintuitive technique means no more overcooked yolks or rubbery whites.
Alexis deBoschnek

Cooking
These scrambled eggs are super soft and just a little runny, aka exactly how they should be.
Bon Appétit

Culture
Adam Rapoport wants to talk eggs. All day.
Adam Rapoport

techniques
Your eggs are about to get a major upgrade.
Christina Chaey

Cooking
Even if it's your very first time.
Sarah Jampel

Culture
The method inspired me and a bunch of other viewers. Here’s how it works.
Alex Beggs

Cooking
Fried eggs, crispy and runny and perfect on everything.
Chris Morocco

techniques
There's an art to the perfect olive oil-fried egg. Here's how to do it.
Adam Rapoport

Cooking
Add salt—and soon.
Sarah Jampel

Lifestyle
There’s no knowing an egg until you’ve broken it.
Ruby Tandoh

techniques
The best tips for cooking eggs, from a man who is genuinely obsessed with them.
Rochelle Bilow

Shopping
I could never nail a consistently jammy egg—until I met the Dash Rapid Egg Cooker.
Alma Avalle

techniques
Seriously, this is a great tip for separating eggs
Sam Dean

Lifestyle
They're boiled to perfection, paired with fun toppings, and made for snacking on the go.
Ali Francis

Cooking
So much work! The good news? There's a much easier way to make fancy-seeming, company-worthy eggs.
Alison Roman

techniques
How to get firm egg whites without overcooking the yolk. Basically, a magic trick.
Marian Bull

Cooking
No blanching, shocking, or finger burning.
Mehreen Karim