The rice cooks the egg

[Anonymous No.17865252]

Is it true?

[Anonymous No.17865264]

>>17865252
Why would it have to?

[Anonymous No.17865275]

>>17865252
You're supposed to number general posts. Like so:
>"TRCTE":ITT?G - reposting fuckhead edition
>this is a thread to act like a retard and post the same shit over and over again

[Anonymous No.17865281]

>>17865275
The shit of the post spams the board.

[Anonymous No.17865282]

>>17865252
If the rice is hot enough.

[Anonymous No.17865289]

>>17865252
Fuck off, zoomcunt.

[Anonymous No.17865293]

>>17865252
The rice cooks the egg slightly, yes.
It won't be fully cooked like most people in the west would fry it, but it won't be raw. The egg equivalent to a rare steak, you could say.
Much like eating a rare steak, this is fine as long as the eggs are good quality.

[Anonymous No.17865315]

>>17865252
No

[Anonymous No.17865371]

>>17865252
I use only the yolk, mix it up well with the rice then toss it around in a buttered pan on low heat until the yolk isnt completely raw anymore, its a better flavor and texture

[Anonymous No.17865501]

>>17865252
As much as it needs to, yes. If your eggs are suspect, I wouldn't use them for this.

[Anonymous No.17865512]

>>17865252
No. It's a lie that only exists to keep Americans from freaking out about raw eggs.
Rice can get hot but it's nowhere close to as effective at transferring heat as a metal pan is.
Even a concrete sidewalk i.e. material with greater ability to transfer heat than rice is generally accepted as not being able to cook an egg on a very hot summer day. There are places where people try cooking an egg on a sidewalk once a year as a local tradition and the results are that the egg doesn't cook.

[Anonymous No.17865626]

>hahaha tee hee hee I posted it again xD
>my dad left my mom so now I'm lost in the world and starved for attention so I'm shitting up 4chan with my autistic maymay posting in a desperate bid for attention and approval

[Anonymous No.17865638]

>>17865252
>the shrimp fries the rice

[Anonymous No.17865829]

>>17865293
what?

theres nothing raw about my egg after i pop it in a bowl of steaming rice i retrieved 5 sec earlier andm ix it

[Anonymous No.17866039]

>>17865252
you got it wrong
the cook eggs the rice

[Anonymous No.17866058]

>>17865293
Try being French then tell me that.

[Anonymous No.17866060]

>>17865252
yes but you have to mix it up

[Anonymous No.17866236]

>>17865252
The egg is melted

[Anonymous No.17866376]

>>17865252
Who ever said that is legit retarded.
The point of adding an egg is to add a creaminess to the rice.

[Anonymous No.17866380]

>>17865512
Does that tradition you guys have attracts critters looking for a free meal?

[Anonymous No.17866385]

>>17865252
add some mexican hot sauce, ooh mommy

[Anonymous No.17866403]

>>17865252
Or you could just, not do this.
Chances are you have neither the right rice or good enough eggs to do this shit.

[Anonymous No.17867069]

It doesn't, ever. It sorta makes it not a liquid, but it's still a jelly-like sauce when you're eating. source: used to live in nipland and do this all the time at a pork joint

[Anonymous No.17867085]

>>17865252
No and it is a good thing.

[Anonymous No.17867138]

>spaghetti carbonara
the spaghetti cooks the egg

[Anonymous No.17867814]

the pisco cooks the egg

[Anonymous No.17868832]

>>17865252
The rice pasteurizes the egg yes

[Anonymous No.17868834]

>>17868832
pasteur was a fraud that intentionally gave his children cowpox

[Anonymous No.17870809]

>>17865264
No it's not. Japan just have really high standards for egg production, so you can safely eat them raw

[Anonymous No.17870835]

I like my eggs over medium, just a little bit runny.

[Anonymous No.17870842]

>>17865252
No, and it's not supposed to

It partially cooks the egg, but some is still raw.

But that's not a problem in most countries since they've immunized their hen flocks against salmonella, so it isn't something to be concerned about in Japanese eggs.