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> Could also just mean eggs sunny side up/over easy As a British English speaker I am no more enlightened by this explanation than I was before...
by Doctor_Fegg 4y ago
> Could also just mean eggs sunny side up/over easy
As a British English speaker I am no more enlightened by this explanation than I was before...
- hnbad 4y agoA quick google would have enlightened you, but "sunny side up" just means eggs fried from one side only, usually with the yolk still being very runny. "Over easy" seems to refer to eggs fried from both sides (hence flipped "over") but with the yolk still being runny (hence "easy", i.e. gently). For the record, I'm a European ESL speaker.
- tgv 4y ago> sunny side up In my understanding, it's because the yolk looks like a (cartoonesque) sun, on a cloud possibly.