soft-boil

Personally, I would sleep better at night knowing that the president had more time than it takes to soft-boil an egg to rescind an order that might destroy the planet.

John Feffer: Nuclear Follies 2010

Personally, I would sleep better at night knowing that the president had more time than it takes to soft-boil an egg to rescind an order that might destroy the planet.

Nuclear Follies 2010

You can also soft-boil an egg, peel it and break it open in the bowl of soup, for a lovely blend of tastes and a complete meal

Archive 2006-07-01 Niki 2006

You can also soft-boil an egg, peel it and break it open in the bowl of soup, for a lovely blend of tastes and a complete meal

Fennel and orange soup Niki 2006

If you prefer eggs that are cooked less, you can either soft-boil or coddle them.

Celebration Breads BETSY OPPENNEER 2003

If you prefer eggs that are cooked less, you can either soft-boil or coddle them.

Celebration Breads BETSY OPPENNEER 2003

If you prefer eggs that are cooked less, you can either soft-boil or coddle them.

Celebration Breads BETSY OPPENNEER 2003

"Strange -- extraordinary!" said Sharlee, picturing the two scholars alone together in their flat, endeavoring to soft-boil eggs on one of those little fixtures over the gas.

Queed Henry Sydnor Harrison 1905

If you've been talking longer than it takes to soft-boil an egg, then you've probably been talking too long.

Salon 2009

Unlike many Washington state cabernets, this manages to stay away from soft-boil, fudge textures and too concentrated flavor densities -- of what -- cabernet gone to the dogs?

RVABlogs 2009