11 Surprising Ways To Cook Eggs You Never Thought Of Before

Eggs are, hands down, one of my absolute-favorite foods. I could eat them for literally every meal — they are so versatile and able to adapt to different flavors.

But I would have never thought of even half of the ways to cook eggs from the list below!

I usually stick to a simple scramble, but apparently I’ve been selling them short all these years by not adding some of these genius ideas into the mix.

Whether you’re in the mood for hard-boiled, poached, baked, or any other variety of the yummy traditional breakfast dish, you’ll definitely find plenty of new ideas from folks who have mastered making them taste their very best.

The only trouble I’m having is deciding which option to try first! Maybe I’ll just host an egg party to show off all of these ways to cook eggs to my friends and family members.

Take a look! I have a feeling you’ll want to whip up more than a few ASAP, too

1. Bake With Cinnamon
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   Whether you’re going with a classic Italian recipe or simply baking them in muffin tins, adding a dash of cinnamon will give eggs a totally new level of flavor.

2. Bread And Fry After Poaching
   
   Give your runny eggs an extra kick of crispy, crunchy goodness by delicately rolling them in breadcrumbs and dipping into boiling-hot oil.

3. Poach With Broth
   
   Whether it’s vegetable, chicken, beef, or something more creative, like spicy chile broth, your eggs will be filled with so much more flavor.

4. Soft Boil And Brûlée
   
   If you happen to have a blowtorch handy, you can slice them open and caramelize them with the flames to add a unique flavor and texture.

5. Hard-Boil In A Pressure Cooker
   
   Fans of this unique method for getting both soft- and hard-boiled eggs not only makes them easier to peel, but adds a better flavor and more appealing appearance.

6. Scramble With Seltzer Water
   
   A splash of bubbles from the carbonated beverage will help your eggs become lighter and fluffier.

7. Bake In The Shell
   Alton Brown recommends this method of putting whole eggs — shells intact — into muffin tins and baking at 320 °F for about 30 minutes.

1. Poach In Vinegar Water
   Adding a splash of vinegar can help the egg white coagulate better and prevent messy breakage, which can be especially helpful for beginner poachers.

2. Fry Inside An Onion Ring
   This genius idea is perfect for creating perfectly circular eggs for yummy sandwiches. It also gives them a zingy flavor.

3. Purposely Undercook
   
   It might sound like odd advice, but Jamie Oliver explains that since the egg will continue cooking when you take it off the heat, this can help prevent overdoing them

11.Scramble With Sour Cream

Several people add cream to their scrambled eggs to make them nice and fluffy, but using sour cream can make them even richer and give them a nice, tangy flavor.