Colocações com "egg"

A decorated egg, often made of chocolate, given as a gift at Easter.

An egg, typically from a chicken, cooked with its shell unbroken, usually by immersion in boiling water.

An egg cooked by frying in oil or fat, often with the yolk left runny.

Usually written as one word: eggshell.

Refers to an egg from a hen that is allowed to roam freely outdoors.

describes an egg cooked by simmering it in or over water without its shell

a common breakfast dish made by stirring eggs as they cook

To beat eggs with a whisk, often to mix the yolk and white.

Refers to the yellow, nutrient-rich inner part of an egg.

Egg(s) that have been mixed vigorously, usually with a fork or whisk.

describes an egg that has been combined with sperm and is capable of developing

an egg that has been boiled until the white and yolk are solid

a type of noodles made with egg as a key ingredient

refers to an egg that has been boiled for a short time, leaving the yolk soft or liquid

The clear part of an egg that surrounds the yolk and turns white when cooked.

the female reproductive cell in animals and plants; an ovum

Refers to a decaying egg, often having a very bad smell.

a kitchen utensil for whisking eggs or cream

A carton specifically designed to hold eggs.

An egg that has been hard-boiled, shelled, cut in half, and filled with a paste made from the yolk and other ingredients such as mayonnaise and mustard.

Pasta made with eggs in addition to flour and water.

An egg donated by one woman to another for fertility treatment.

A woman who donates her eggs for fertility treatments.

A classic custard made primarily with eggs.

an egg that has not been cooked

a membranous pouch containing the eggs of an invertebrate or fish

egg carton in AmE

The act of producing eggs, especially by birds, insects, or reptiles.