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    Yup - sounds like the oil was too hot for too long.
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    The oil was to hot and it flared up as grease/oil will when it is to hot...

    A helpful hint is...if the oil starts to smoking, it is fixing to flame up on you..

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    Sandra, here's a good discussion of smoke and flash points for various oils:

    http://www.reluctantgourmet.com/blog...g/smoke-point/
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    Either that, or, could you have accidentally gotten some oil onto the bottom of the pan somehow?

    Please be careful.

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    Thanks everyone. Yup must have been the sunflower oil; don't use that one often. He hee, you should have seen me jump!
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    You also mixed water in with the eggs instead of milk. LOLOL.

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    I always do that - the water makes them bright yellow! The milk makes them pale.

    Tumeric can also be used to brighten the yellow; that herb tastes a bit peppery.
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