What is the correct way to eat these? Scrambled? Poached? Fried?

>>73353636
From your gf's (male) butt

fried, sunny side up

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>>73353636
What means poached? The healthier way is boiled but the tastier way is fried or ranchero with beans and some black coffee we called em here

>>73353636
Soft boiled
>>73353767
Poached means pochado o escalfado.

>>73353636
I like them fresh from the emu's butt, before the rind gets too crunchy.

>>73353636
I had scrambled this morning. So nice.

>>73353636
Raw

Stir up and pour on rice. Be careful for salmonella infection.

Deviled.

>>73353636
It's right way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9y7AT-Uf20

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Sucked

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Like this

>>73353636
Baked into a pastry of some sort. Crêpes is the patricians choice.

>>73353636
i drink them raw with milk

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>>73353636

Take the dry bread from two days ago, soak it in them and then put it in pan.

>>73356065
thhhiiisss

>>73353636
Scrambled with additional ingredients. Ham and cheese are the basic ones, but chicken, meat,
mushrooms, peppers etc. are all welcome.

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>>73353636
Lots of way
Most of them are fine
My favorite is "à la coque" where you use bread as dips, it's pretty good you should try it

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Threaded.

Brazil and Japan should know.

>>73356206
Is this shreds of carrot?

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>>73356206

>>73356206
i like this a lot

Breaking the yolk is degenerate.

>>73356206
These are good, but the best way to use a egg is in a quindim.

>>73356175
looks great, I should try it one day.

>>73354351
>soft boiled
Wrong, also i didnt get shit about your poached explanation, why chileans cant into spanish?

>>73353636
Raw

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>>73357023
Poached is cooked in boiling water without the shell

>>73357064

do you people put salts on it?

>>73357183
After it's cooked yes.

>>73357206

we usually fried it and put the salt, But i think I will try that method, thanks