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How to fry an egg quickly

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Bachelor-life and mess-life are two common words in Bangladesh. Today's article is all about solving a mess-life problem.

Suppose you are a bachelor or a student living in a mess. The cook is not present today. Restaurants are costly or far enough. You don't know how to cook. So, what are you gonna do? 

We Bangalees can't pass our day without rice. So, we must go through traditional cooking. Cooking rice is easy: just boil in water and keep checking until it gets done. But obviously you can't eat just rice. 

So, an egg can be the best solution here. How about an egg-omelet!!??

Follow these 11 quick steps to fry an egg:

  1. Buy an egg.
  2. Break the egg into a bowl.
  3. Cut an onion. It will make your omelet tastier and bigger.
  4. Mix the onion with egg-liquid in the bowl.
  5. Mix a little salt.
  6. Take a frying pan and wash it.
  7. Light up the stove and put the pan onto it.
  8. Pour a little soybean or other cooking oil into the pan and let the oil heat up for some time.
  9. Pour the egg mixture into the hot oil.
  10. Invert the egg with your cooking spoon with a short interval to save it from burning.
  11. Pull it up when it looks ready.


Now, enjoy your self-prepared meal.




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