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	<h1>How to Soft-Cook Eggs</h1>


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	<p>Douglas Ford, sous-chef of LA&#8217;s <a href="http://www.chow.com/places/26089">Lucques</a>, always uses farm-fresh eggs when he cooks, insisting that they taste different than mass-produced ones. He adds some vinegar to the boiling water (it makes the shell easier to remove later), and then cooks an average-sized egg for 8 minutes. A smaller egg only needs 7 minutes, and a larger egg, like a duck egg, needs up to 9 minutes to reach the perfect consistency.</p>


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