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barneymag
18 Jun 08, 11:30 PM
Never been to Ponderosa (went to Shoneys once) and wondered how they do eggs for breakfast

I love my two eggs over easy with breakfast - do you get these at the buffet style restaurants ? do you have to order them seperate or do the restaurants do table srvice as well as serve yourself ?

Sorry if this sounds a stupid question but mainly ate at a Perkins restaurant last visit

flossycandy
19 Jun 08, 08:46 AM
I might be wrong, but I think that you could only get scrambled egg at Ponderosa. I cant remember seeing any other type.

limmy
19 Jun 08, 08:49 AM
When we last went you could have scrambled, cheesey scrambled or omlette. Not sure if you could order them extra or not?!?

dvc
19 Jun 08, 08:51 AM
Another vote for srambles/cheesy scrambled and omlette. I don't remember there being any eggs cooked to order

simker
19 Jun 08, 08:51 AM
I think you can choose how they are cooked at golden corral.

only scrambled at ponderosa

alisonjones
19 Jun 08, 02:31 PM
As said if you go to golden coral for breakfast buffet you can choose to have your eggs fried or even have a fresh omelette - someone will cook them for you while you wait or even scramble them for you - might add that the scrambled ones freshly made are far nicer than the ones you get off the buffet:wavey:

sunshineheaven
19 Jun 08, 07:08 PM
golden corall have a omlete and egg station which you go order and they cook them fresh in front of you your choice mine is always the same 2 over easy

Mrs_Dazzle
19 Jun 08, 08:44 PM
Yep - Golden Corral for eggs how you like 'em. I'm afraid I really don't like scrambled egg, but always enjoy a nice egg over medium (this is where the white is cooked, yolk runny).

Bozza
19 Jun 08, 08:49 PM
egg over medium (this is where the white is cooked, yolk runny).

That sounds like over easy to me, although I think the determinant is how runny the yolk is.

The Hardys
19 Jun 08, 09:33 PM
where is this golden corrall you are talking about?

alisonjones
20 Jun 08, 09:25 AM
Hi The Hardys,

The Golden Corals are everywhere - 2 on the 192 one at the crossroads at lbv and on i drive - they are a little dearer than the ponderosa or sizzler but are ten times as good as them with a lot more choice - they cook all their own bread, muffins etc., they do breakfast, lunch and dinner and definitely the best off site buffet imho:wavey::wavey:

Bondy007
20 Jun 08, 09:30 AM
Sounds good, even though we're on the DDP again this year think we might have to pop out on a couple of days down to the Golden Coral. Might just have to have scrambled, over-easy and an ommelette all on the same plate....

Villainlover
20 Jun 08, 09:46 AM
That sounds like over easy to me, although I think the determinant is how runny the yolk is.

no over easy can still be a bit 'snotty' IMO. I always ask for over medium now ( which is runny but not snotty ;))

solo
20 Jun 08, 11:21 AM
might add that the scrambled ones freshly made are far nicer than the ones you get off the buffet:wavey:That is probably because the scrambled egg they have at the buffet is powdered egg, not fresh!!(yuk) :omg:(they also use this for their french toast!)

COOLPAUL
20 Jun 08, 12:08 PM
i love eggs always just dont care and golden corral only does scrambled and omelettes

alisonjones
20 Jun 08, 12:22 PM
no over easy can still be a bit 'snotty' IMO. I always ask for over medium now ( which is runny but not snotty ;))

Totally agree always have mine over medium dh has over easy:wavey:
he did say sunny side up once in perkins and the waitress said "honey you want them over easy not sunny side up:d:"

Mary and Colin
20 Jun 08, 02:33 PM
Just to let you know Ponderosa now do fried eggs, or at least the one we went to in May this year did. Paid for them with buffet and drink. They were brought to the table a few minutes later.

Mary

Mrs_Dazzle
20 Jun 08, 08:45 PM
no over easy can still be a bit 'snotty' IMO. I always ask for over medium now ( which is runny but not snotty ;))
Exactly! Don't like em when they're 'snotty':tounge:, that's why I ask for over medium - perfect:)

barneymag
20 Jun 08, 09:09 PM
Glad I started this thread ....... didn't expect to get into a snotty egg debate :grin:

For the record always order mine over easy :tounge: and can't remember having any snotty ones ..... however last time we were there ordered the usual 2 over easy with corned beef hash and the eggs were not runny at all :cry: I even became brave and complained and they couldn't apologise enough (perkins at LBV)

Made me a fresh breakfast immediately with 2 perfect eggs :spin:

uklad23
22 Jun 08, 08:28 PM
The powered eggs in buffets puts me off eating them. Cheap and nasty.

funnymummy
23 Jun 08, 09:09 AM
Help - please explain the egg terminology!!!

I like mine white cooked, yolks runny but flipped over..... how will i ask for them?

barneymag
23 Jun 08, 09:22 AM
Help - please explain the egg terminology!!!

I like mine white cooked, yolks runny but flipped over..... how will i ask for them?

I prefer mine over easy which is as you say white cooked, runny yolk and flipped - some people prefer over medium which is the same but just a little more cooked but as some have said in this thread reduces the risk of a "snotty egg" but I think it increases the risk of a hard egg.

Order both ways & see which you prefer.

Villainlover
24 Jun 08, 07:37 AM
I order Over Medium and have never had a hard egg yet .. I used to ask for over easy but the white could come undercooked

ScottishSweety
24 Jun 08, 10:17 AM
I like mine over well done..no snotty yolks for me lol

johnyyp
24 Jun 08, 05:46 PM
I prefer my eggs on a plate:pgig::pgig: sorry:blush:lol

paulap
24 Jun 08, 07:05 PM
Help - please explain the egg terminology!!!

I like mine white cooked, yolks runny but flipped over..... how will i ask for them?


Sunny side up is fried on one side. Over easy is fried both sides but still soft - I think.

aniseed-ball
25 Jun 08, 11:37 AM
You can also get hard boiled eggs on the buffet at Ponderosa :wavey: They are in a white shell but taste exactly the same :spin: