[header] How to fry an egg on the sidewalk [title] Wait for a very hot day. [step] The hotter it is, the more likely your egg will fry. If possible, choose a day when the temperature is 100 ° f (38 ° c) or hotter.
[header] How to fry an egg on the sidewalk [title] Wait for a very hot day. [step] The hotter it is, the more likely your egg will fry. If possible, choose a day when the temperature is 100 ° f (38 ° c) or hotter.
When you're near a toaster or grill, it helps to do it sitting, not on the sidewalk. [title] Don't lean over low in the heat. [substeps] Freezing cold or slightly hot ground always makes for awkward fried eggs. Concrete sidewalks or steep slopes also make for a bad egg, and can even cause serious rear end damage. Make sure the sun is out, too, since you'll need its rays to completely heat up the metal pan or tin foil you're using. [substeps] On cloudy days, even very hot ones, the metal won't get hot enough to cook an egg. The better the air flow, the harder it will be to fry. Too much heat can ruin the texture of the egg.