Q&A for How to Make Sunny Side up Eggs

Yes, you can. Because of the relatively low cooking temperature, you can use most any oil for this application. Keep in mind that coconut oil has a distinctive flavor that will transfer over to the eggs.

About half a tablespoon but you may also consider using olive oil for a healthier choice.

You can cook them on medium heat, as to ensure that you do not burn the eggs.

You can use a raw onion ring. It makes the circle for you to cook the eggs in.

You can use virtually any type of oil instead of butter, including coconut oil.

If you mean using your egg to fry something else, no. You can't even fry an egg itself without using some kind of fat on the pan, so you certainly can't use an egg 'as' a frying fat.

If you like the yolk runny and the egg whites firm, you should put it on high.

It is not recommended to microwave them.

You can try, but it it will damage the texture when you try to take it out. Better to use a flat surface.

It is preferred to do it on high if you like the yolk runny and egg whites firm.

Use fresh eggs and a hot pan.

They're great with breakfast meats such as bacon or sausage. Baked beans cooked in the pan and sunny-side-up eggs is quite a good combination.

A poached egg is an egg cracked in swirling boiling water, a sunny side up egg is the egg cooking method shown above.

Yes, you can use vegetable oil. Although with oil, you have to tilt the oil in the pan so that it reaches all of the pan.

If the white is cooked, then no. It depends how you like your eggs, some people don’t like runny yolk.