Cook it with the shell on!
BBQ a Sunny Queen Free Range egg!
 
Accredited  and leading dietician Kate Di Prima is a fan of the Australia Day  family fun and feasting, but is a firm believer that you don't have to  sacrifice your health to have fun.
 
'Adding  products like eggs to your meal gives your family an extra boost of  protein and nutrients to last the day's celebrations.
 
'Eggs  are so incredibly versatile and you can even cook them in a friendly way like on the BBQ with the shell on," said Miss Di Prima.
 
Sunny Queen Farms have put together some tips and tricks to make your perfectly eggy!
 
Cook it with the shell on!
 
For  a fun new twist on the hardboiled egg, simply place your raw Sunny  Queen free-range egg on the grill, and wait until the shell turns  slightly brown (6 to 14 minutes depending on how runny you like the  yolk). Once browned, remove the egg from the heat, crack it open and  your egg is smoky and grilled! Slice, salt and pepper, and add to your  burger (or salad).
 
Add salt and pepper before fully cooked
 
You  might have heard to add salt after cooking eggs to keep them light and  fluffy, but it's actually the opposite! Salting your Sunny Queen Free  Range eggs as soon as they're on the barbecue allows the salt to  dissolve the eggs' proteins, forming a moisture binding network, and  making your Sunny Queen free-range eggs more soft and tender.
 
Timing is everything
 
There  is nothing worse when serving a meal than having different food finish  cooking at different times. To make sure your Sunny Queen Free Range egg  is fresh and hot when your burger is, add the egg to the hot barbecue  halfway through cooking the second side of your meat patty or steak. If  you prefer your yolk fully cooked then add your egg to the hot plate as  soon as your steak is flipped to ensure it's fully cooked. Add to your  completed burger and the word is -Yum!'
 
That's all yolks!
 
Sunny Queen has compiled a list of easy, crowd pleasing meals on its website www.sunnyqueen.com.au/recipes to make Australia Day hosting a breeze.