This belongs in r/nosear

I’ve always found eggs kinda weird for vegetarians to eat, aren’t chicken embryos(?) basically chicken?

Ah the grilled cheese gods just didn't favour you this time. Well there's always the next time!

A bit of char isn't too bad at least.

yeah, sometimes i'll fry the meat first, especially with salami, and then proceed as normal.

my usually technique is to start with a cold pan and cover. when the pan side is done everything else is warmed through and then i add the top bread and flip til that's done. usually works out but this time...was this time.

still tasty though.

I think you left the crust of the steak in the kitchen

I've never done this myself, but I heard you can shine a flashlight through the egg to see if there's an embryo inside. Results depends on how early or late into the growing process it is. The easiest thing to do is just keep the roosters and the hens separated so you know they're all unfertilized.

Did you roll it up or put it in a pipe?

It is a flat bread. It is easy to make. You may want to check my YouTube channel for the recipe: Vince pure life

I approved this and I have to say, I know who that is and man that's exactly the sort of thing they would do.

Feel free to post this stuff here and maybe try low and slow, it helps stave off the char. Also warming the meats prior helps as well.

How do you know which ones are fertilized and which ones aren’t?

Yeah you got me. The original thought still holds up. Eggs are meat

*well done

we're trying to sell this shit.

Now that i didn’t know. Then technically it’s a crapshoot if the eggs been fertilized or not.

This is going to be a base for a southern Italian pasta sauce. Think sun dried tomato, but zucchini

How do you get the skin that signature Red color? Whenever I roast its just that orange/yellow.

That shit is burnt

If that helps with your self esteem by all means.

Bacon is most usually eaten hot in the UK. It can be added crispy and cold to salads or to garnish a beef burger but it is most commonly eaten, cooked for breakfast. Hence my confusion.

Well the same reason turtles lay like 30 eggs. The likelihood of the hatchlings making it to the ocean and living their life out is low. It’s called evolution. Over thousands of years turtles bodies taught themselves to produce more. Same with chickens as in the wild chickens are very popular amongst predators

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Yes i was aware. It’s still an animal product that was designed for something else.

I respect the hustle. Keep up the good work!

Aha, I never knew!

i knew what i was getting into when i posted this.

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