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Since the Easter is coming, I am on "egg topic" and looking for the egg holders :) I suddenly remembered, that I had a plastic egg holder in my childhood. Just like this one, actually!
Mine was red :) When I've come across them, I told my husband: "Look! Vintage egg holders! I had one just like them!"
My husband said: "You put yourself and the word "vintage" into the same sentence?!" :))
Well... I guess, I am :) I am past 30 after all! :)
However, I do not need egg holders just like those... So, I kept looking... I adore fancy woods, so I could not pass by these babies:
I almost started thinking of getting them, when I came across this one:
4 comments:
Interesting! I haven't ever had an egg served in a holder. How are they cooked?
I've never used an egg holder but they are really cute! Also, hilarious that you're "vintage" now! I think I'll start using that too!
Actually, thinking about it... I like my eggs hot too :) They need to be cooked for 5 minutes, so the yolk is still liquid. Then they need to be served hot and they need a holder like this. You carefully remove the shell on top and eat your egg with a tea spoon. I like to add salt too.
And... this is when you need an egg warmer!
I had eggs served in a holder at a fancy restaurant years ago.
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