Question...

[daemonluna]

Okay, questions:

1) Do you know what a basted egg is?

2) What about a vodka paralyzer?

3) Your geographic location?

The working theory is that basted eggs are unknown in Eastern Canada, and vodka paralyzers are mostly found in Canada.

Comments

[zoi-no-miko.livejournal.com]

Mmmm, paralyzer... <3

I have know idea what a basted egg is, though. ^^;

(You know where I live... ^_~ )

[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

To baste an egg: fry it in a pan. In the last few minutes of cooking, add a couple spoonfuls of water and put the lid on to steam the top. Mmm, soft-basted eggs...

[zoi-no-miko.livejournal.com]

Ohhh! I just call it a fried egg. ^^; And I usually cook mine just enough to not be raw... I love the yolks reallyreally runny. <3

[alessar.livejournal.com]

I was raised to call that an egg sunny-side up. I only recently heard the term 'basted' when at Bob Evans -- they said they couldn't poach my eggs benedict but could baste them instead.

No clue on the other stuff.

[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

A paralyzer = vodka, kahluha, milk, and coke. Added in that order, or the milk will curdle. But it has to be cold, or else it just tastes way too cloying. IMHO, anyhow.

[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

Basted eggs are like sunny side up, but with a bit of water added, and then you put the lid on, so it steams the top. I think it's a specifically Western Canadian thing.

[andrew6.livejournal.com]

In San Diego and at least a couple of the Southern American states, Vodka Paralyzers are known as Colorado Bulldogs. I have no idea why.

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[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

That's just odd. Bulldogs. Huh.

[meadowlion.livejournal.com]

1) I suppose I could sort of guess, but, no.
2) I haven't a clue.
3) Ohio.

[chaleur23.livejournal.com]

(1) I had no idea what a basted egg was until you and troutkitty told me.

(2) Definitely.

(3) Vancouver.

[daemonluna.livejournal.com]

Um, when you say Vancouver, you don't mean right at this minute, do you? Because if so, I'll be confused. *g*