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Pregunta, por favor. ¿Cómo se dice "eggs over easy" en español? Yo se "escalfado" es "poached" pero no se "over easy". Gracias!

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updated Apr 1, 2015
posted by pv1204
Mate I am in the dark as much as you , I think it is a U S A thingy. - ray76, Mar 30, 2015

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En el español del Sur de California, diríamos"

¡Dales no más una vuelta!

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updated Apr 1, 2015
edited by Daniela2041
posted by Daniela2041
Thanks Dani...that is interesting. :) - rac1, Mar 31, 2015
Literallly it means, "Just give them one flip or turn" - Daniela2041, Mar 31, 2015
Thanks...I learned something new. - rac1, Mar 31, 2015
Too bad PV1204 will probably never see this answer to his question. :( - Daniela2041, Mar 31, 2015
That will be to his disadvantage. You are a great teacher. - rac1, Mar 31, 2015
That's just a fried egg , why not just say that ? - ray76, Mar 31, 2015
And the black stuff isssss ? - ray76, Mar 31, 2015
The black stuff (on my monitor it's brown) is pork sausage. - Daniela2041, Mar 31, 2015
@Rac1: Gracias por las flores. ♥♥ - Daniela2041, Mar 31, 2015
In he UK we would say: for boiled eggs, soft boiled and for fried eggs, lightly cooked or even under cooked! :) - FELIZ77, Mar 31, 2015
Gracias a todos! - pv1204, Mar 31, 2015
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Podría ser "vuelta y vuelta" -empleado fundamentalmente para carnes y pescados- pero en España no se hacen los huevos así.

It could be 'vuelta y vuelta' -often used for steaks and fish- but in Spain (don't know in Latin America) we don't cook eggs that way.

updated Apr 1, 2015
posted by 0006873e
Thank you Gazpachuelo. :) - rac1, Apr 1, 2015
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En la ciudad de México, yo pediría un par de huevos estrellados, volteados, con la yema blanda.

(two eggs over easy, flipped, with the yolk liquid)

Estas respuestas pueden ayudar.

Eggs over easy

updated Apr 1, 2015
edited by LuisCache
posted by LuisCache
Gracias amigo. :) Now that was simple. lol - rac1, Apr 1, 2015
:-) But I can only speak for the "chilangos" or Mexico City citizens. ;-) - LuisCache, Apr 1, 2015
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Huevos vuelta y vuelta.....or maybe just, huevos fritos. I don't think Spanish has a phrase for that exactly.

~ Word Reference

updated Mar 31, 2015
edited by rac1
posted by rac1
Does not compute. Computer says Nooooooooo! - ray76, Mar 30, 2015
Mil gracias, rac1. - pv1204, Mar 30, 2015
De nada. :) - rac1, Mar 31, 2015
Lol Raymon.. - rac1, Mar 31, 2015