How do I defrost frozen eggs?

What do you mean, it's frozen.  Are they in a carton like already cracked and taken out of the shell?  Or are they IN the shell?  If they are in the shell, they are going to be really screwed up when they thaw.    All you can do with those is wait for them to thaw, which will take awhile, and then crack and scramble them in butter in a frying pan.

I have never heard of freezing a whole egg before.  If it is the carton kind.  Just put it on the counter and wait until it thaws.

Slide them back into the chicken for about 20 minutes but if the chicken is not available...

Well, use some vaseilene. 


This post was edited by Kittigate at November 14, 2016 2:43 AM MST

I thought for a minute there you were wrestling with invitro-fertilisation but you have to tell us ..Why are your eggs frozen.
Alright, I'm going to go and freeze and egg because a) I've never done that before and b) I am now actually curious about chicken ovulation defrosting. That's the sort of person I am.
If you hear the sound of an egg exploding then you'll know I have some experimenting to do.

I have never heard of anyone freezing an egg other then the human kind.

It depends. Are the scrambled eggs in a frozen breakfast box? Read the directions on how to thaw and warm up. 
Raw eggs in a shell? Thaw, then break shell and scramble, cook, eat.