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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / March 2004Cooking eggs in the Micro
Are there any devices for cooking scrambled eggs in the micro? Currently, I'm just using a bowl, but it's a bit hard to clean and doesn't have a top. Thanks! By the way, cooking eggs in the microwave is by far the easiest way to cook them. Right now, it's so cold in CT that the pans take 5-10 minutes just to heat up, and then you still have to cook the eggs, melt the cheese, and cook the accessory (sausage, etc.). You can do all of that in micro in half the time, and you don't have to watch it.  SignatureBob in CT Remove ".x" to reply > Right now, it's so cold in CT that the pans take 5-10 minutes > just to heat up, Bob, You might consider turning up the heat in the house! ;) Mark. > Are there any devices for cooking scrambled eggs in the micro? Currently, > I'm just using a bowl, but it's a bit hard to clean and doesn't have a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cheese, and cook the accessory (sausage, etc.). You can do all of that in > micro in half the time, and you don't have to watch it. I don't nuke eggs very often, but when I do I spray the bowl with a bit of Pam cooking spray. I also have learned to put Pam on the fork or spoon that I use when making scrambled eggs. Really helps with clean up in the dishwasher. I also spray Pam on the plate I use when nuking hamburgers, etc. Great stuff that Pam! LOL SignatureKelly 270/213.5/3.5 lbs for March/Goal Weight 140 44 inches Start Date: April 21, 2003 March Challenge Weight: 210 > > Are there any devices for cooking scrambled eggs in the micro? Currently, > > I'm just using a bowl, but it's a bit hard to clean and doesn't have a [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > dishwasher. I also spray Pam on the plate I use when nuking hamburgers, > etc. Great stuff that Pam! LOL Ooooh. Great idea. I'm gonna Pam my whisk! That tip will come in handy later today if I have any energy left after I shovel for a few hours. SignatureJean B. > Ooooh. Great idea. I'm gonna Pam my whisk! That tip will come > in handy later today if I have any energy left after I shovel for > a few hours. Ya know how that white stuff tends to stick to the shovel. Pam it! LOL! I also cook with cast iron pans and after burning them off, I always spray Pam in them to season them. Works really well and is so much easier than messing with oil. :o) SignatureKelly 270/213.5/3.5 lbs for March/Goal Weight 140 44 inches Start Date: April 21, 2003 March Challenge Weight: 210 I use Pam spray on our hamster's exercise wheels to stop the squeaking all night ! It also gives them something to do all night l ol lick it off ........ ha but it stops the high pitch noise for a couple weeks. Bob in CT <ctviggen.x@rcn.com> wrote in news:opr40jjpq8rjctj4 @news.snet.sbcglobal.net: > Are there any devices for cooking scrambled eggs in the micro? Yes, I've seen tv ads about them: the Egg Wave. Cate > Are there any devices for cooking scrambled eggs in the micro? Currently, > I'm just using a bowl, but it's a bit hard to clean and doesn't have a [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Bob in CT > Remove ".x" to reply Bob, What kind of microwave do you have? I'm lucky enough to have one with a program to cook eggs. It stops every 10 seconds or so and tells you on a scrolling screen to stir them. They always come out light, not rubbery. I have been eating soft-boiled eggs lately. Something about the yolk being semi-liquid really fills me up. I just put my eggs in the water and when they come to a boil, set a timer for 3 mins. Pour some cold water over them to cool them. Yummy! Linda We put our eggs into the boiling water and let them cook for 8 minutes on a slow roll, comes out with semi-liquid centers and very yummy with a dot of butter s/p. tupperware makes one--has a lis with a vent on top. i still pam it. > Are there any devices for cooking scrambled eggs in the micro? Currently, > I'm just using a bowl, but it's a bit hard to clean and doesn't have a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cheese, and cook the accessory (sausage, etc.). You can do all of that in > micro in half the time, and you don't have to watch it. |
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