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[header] How to make fried eggs for a crowd [title] Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet. [step] Put a small amount of olive oil in the pan and set the burner to medium heat. There should be enough oil to lightly coat the bottom of the pan.

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  1. [substeps] You can also use freshly cooked eggs if you like. [title] Fry the egg until the yolks form a thick, dark liquid.
  2. [substeps] Hot oil is best for frying chicken, or, in this case chicken, for a chicken dinner. If you can't get a non-stick skillet, lightly frying vegetables in it works and is available in a wide variety of skillet styles for a mime and savory option.
  3. Substitute butter or bacon grease for the oil if desired. [substeps] If you use bacon grease, keep in mind the eggs won't look as neat due to meat particles and the coloring of the grease.
  4. The pan should not be on too hot or it will tip over. [substeps] Most adult frying pots have heat settings that your heating pad or nonstick pan can reach.

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
43311
task_id
41c1a05c-19bb-591e-b1b0-b85a71160741
task_key
default--validation--43311
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / validation

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