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When you think of a fried egg, chances are you’re picturing sunny-side up eggs. That clean, bright white surrounding a vibrant yellow-orange yolk couldn’t be anything else. Once you learn how to make sunny-side up eggs, you’ll put them on any food, from avocado toast and burgers to kimchi fried rice and breakfast pizza. More than a breakfast staple<\/a>, eggs sunny-side up will transform any mundane bite into an extraordinary meal.<\/p>\n

Simple egg recipes<\/a> usually require only a few ingredients, like butter, eggs and salt. But to truly master how to cook sunny-side up eggs, you need a bit of patience and a balance of heat, timing and steam. The key is a tight-fitting cover for the pan so that the whites of the eggs cook quickly before the yolks are set and the moisture steams the surface area of the egg. The result: Perfectly set whites with a luxuriously runny yolk.<\/p>\n

What is a sunny-side up egg?<\/h2>\n

A sunny-side up egg is a fried egg<\/a> with a set white and a runny, exposed yolk that resembles the sun in all its gleaming glory. It differs from other fried eggs, such as over-easy and over-hard, which get flipped so that the yolk comes into contact with the hot pan. Properly made sunny-side up eggs should have a yolk that runs when you pierce it with a fork.<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Sunny-Side Up Eggs<\/h2>\n