Did eggs for Easter, experimented with different temps. We wanted whites that were firm but not rubbery and yolks that were crumbly enough to mash and mix, but not extremely dry. I had posted this on the Anova Facebook page:
When cooking something to temp we ask what difference is a few degrees? The egg yolks are cooked to 170F and 175F. The yellow ones (170F) are cooked just enough to mash for deviled eggs, the others (175F) are dry, crumbly and GREEN on the outside! Which ones do you want for your deviled eggs? Who would have thought 5F would make that much difference?