What does it taste like?
Mild and rich with a tender white and creamy yolk.
Eggs and dairy
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Common aliases
egg · eggs · chicken egg · fried egg
Eggs add quick protein and richness to rice dishes, soups, rolled omelets, and savory pancakes.
Mild and rich with a tender white and creamy yolk.
Fry over rice, whisk into soup, or use as a binder in pancakes.
Any fresh chicken egg works; size differences mainly affect quantity.
Refrigerate in the carton and follow the use-by date.
For binding, use a commercial egg replacer or a small starch slurry; the flavor and texture will change.

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