I'm hungry now.

Layout is very nice with the right-justified text in the semi-transparent rounded-corner rectatangle overlapping the photo of the dish. The photo is a bit bland, however, and might benefit from more saturation and contrast. [The recipe is not exactly gourmet or realistic, but that's not relevant to the contest.]

Kicked the sat and vibrance up a little. .

Looks tasty! I love chiken! It's a lit difficult to read this font... IMHO GL!

Yup, either change font or make it white ( maybe both).

Typeface is difficult to read but I think is a good choose for a thai recipe. GL!

What is "Fod Wax?"

My kids would love this!! Maybe I'll try and do some.

nice idea -- think the slices could use some texture especailly the yoke

The straight-forward, non-ironic approach is OK (recognizing that the use of the hyphen in the headline is exemplary). The aqua text on magenta rectangle seems out of place (clashes, perhaps?) with the black/white/yellow palette of the background, however. Also, right-justifying the instructions makes them hard to read and strikes me as a fruitless attempt at sophistication after having centered a Helvetica [or knock-off font] headline.

More amusing (and thus more compelling to my mind) would be making it seem like 'Hard-Boiled Egg' [singular] is a sophisticated, gourmet treat that you can have at home if you follow these three or four steps (which are a revelation to your air-head audience). Contemporary fonts in an interesting layout in front of an elegant background of an egg in an egg cup would help convey how chic an addition to one's menu this would be.