Como se dice "eggs over easy" en espanol?

Question

My boy-friend and I go to a Mexican restaurant once a week. I usually get Chilaquiles or Enchiladas. But when I get Chilaquiles, I don't know how to say "eggs over easy", "sunny-side up", all mean "very runny". I like'em runny. So how do I say this? Any help is greatly appreciated!! Gracias =D

Answer 1

I don't know how to say "eggs over easy", "sunny-side up", all mean "very runny". I like'em runny. So how do I say this?

Eggs over easy ..... huevos estrellados

very runny ...... tiernos/tiernitos

Fried eggs ....... huevos fritos

Scrambled eggs ...... huevos revueltos

Gracias!! - mrjess, Dec 10, 2011

Answer 2

How do you say it in (British) English???

Good question! - territurtle, Dec 10, 2011

Just what I was thinking. - MaryMcc, Dec 10, 2011

I mean cooking an egg is pretty easy no matter be it boiled, fried, scrambled or whatever, can't imagine what 'too easy' would be like, maybe I should buy 'Cooking eggs for dummies'... - afowen, Dec 10, 2011

Answer 3

boiled egg - un huevo cocido fried egg - un huevo estrellado scrambled eggs - los huevos revueltos

over easy- try un huevo media crudo como mi bistec

? - Jeremias, Dec 10, 2011

Answer 4

You could try

huevos suave fritos.

Chilaquiles - what a great breakfast. Riquísimo. When I was staying in Mexico the grandmother in my house was named Queli. She was famous for her

"Chilaquelis".