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How to Cook Eggs Perfectly: From Martha Stewart’s New Show Martha Stewart’s Cooking School
For everyone who has missed Martha Stewart since she signed-off on her last Martha show in May, we give you reason to rejoice with this month’s debut of her new TV series, Martha Stewart’s Cooking School, inspired by her 2008Â cookbook of the same title.
Unlike her daily eponymous-titled show, which was taped in front of a live audience, Martha says now she’ll have plenty of time to really “show” people how to cook.
During each weekly half-hour lesson, the first of which aired October 6 through October 8 depending on your local PBS broadcasting schedule, Martha will give a step-by-step “how to” peppered with plenty of fun facts, tips, and tricks — as well as a few personal opinions on taste and serving suggestions — for making the perfect [eggs, Bernaise sauce, poached salmon, etc.].
Clean Plate Charlie watched a full 30-minutes of Martha whipping, whisking, frying, flipping — and, yes, even eating — so you don’t have to Et voila: you get all the wisdom of TV’s most talented domestic wonder woman — without having to suffer through any of her icy smiles.
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The lessons become increasingly difficult with each passing week. Try to tackle Martha’s lessons on your own and by the third month, she’ll have you pan-searing Muscovy duck breasts whether you’re ready to or not. Eventually, Cooking School will branch off into a baking series. Hopefully we’ll be up to speed by then. God knows we’d rather
burn a Boston butt-roast over a chocolate souffle cake any day.
Here, we’ve diluted
- Martha was sure to stress using only the highest quality eggs, which means if want perfect results, you’ll need to start with the perfect egg: organic, cage-free should do.
- You’ll also need some butter — lots if you plan to fry and flip more than one egg.
- Omelet and frittata fillings (whatever you like with your eggs!)
- One pot for boiling eggs.
- Several non-stick saute pans ranging in size from 5 to 10-inches in diameter.Â
- It couldn’t hurt to have a timer.
- Metal pastry rings.
- A bone or ceramic spoon/fork.
Hard and Soft Boiling Eggs: Martha’s tips for hard and soft boiling are pretty basic. Be sure to use room-temperature eggs and begin with a pot of cold water.
1) Place unrefrigerated eggs in a deep pot filled with cold water, being sure to submerge completely. Do not crowd your eggs.
2) Bring water to a slow boil over medium-high heat.
3) Once the water has started to boil, remove the pot from heat, cover, and set aside for 13 minutes (for hard boiled eggs).
4) For soft-boiled eggs, follow the same steps as above, but set pot aside and leave eggs in water for 3 to 6 minutes, depending on level of “softness” desired.
Click the jump for perfect scrambled, and fried eggs.
How to Cook Eggs Perfectly: From Martha Stewart’s New Show Martha Stewart’s Cooking School
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