How do you make both omelette and scramble eggs using this bowl? If we microwave for 1-2 mins how does the eggs get scrambled?
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To make scrambled eggs, you have to microwave 10 seconds, scramble, microwave another 10 seconds, and so forth until the eggs are as done as you prefer. There's less cleanup and takes a little less time, but not that much more convenient than stovetop cooking. An omelette is simpler, but it doesn't cook evenly and some parts will be a little dry.
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Hi, to scramble you would microwave for 1/2 the time, then stir adding any ingredients you wish, then microwave again.
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Scrambled eggs come out well. I've made omelettes with grated cheese those are good also.
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I found it easier to mix eggs in a bowl with seasoning and pour half of the mixture in each half of the pan already warmed on the cooktop. The onion, meat, mushrooms, etc are then added to each half of the pan and topped with cheese. As the omelet starts to cook, the pan is closed and cooked an additional time to complete cooking. At various times in cooking, the pan is flipped top for bottom to cook each half. When it is through cooking, the top half is opened and a plate is placed over the pan. Turn the pan and plate so the omelet falls out of the pan and on the plate when the pan is removed.
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you have to prepare the pan, I don't scramble but I do cook eggs in it and I do make an occasional omelet. Even in a Teflon pan you have to prepare it with something. I love this cookware, I have quite a few products. Even the cookware that came with the Nuwave pic top stuck, that's why I bought this product and I am not at all dissatisfied. Plus it cleans up nicely without a problem. I don't use steel wool on it either, I use a plastic type sponge.
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You put water in the bottom, add the tray with the eggs, cover, and put in the microwave for approximately 12 minutes (depending on your microwave, how many eggs, and how hard you want them cooked), then allow to sit for 2 minutes.
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I microwave the "egg" for 4 min in my 1500W oven. The "egg" is cooked in the oven to get the moisture out. Cooking time is not too critical, of course you don't want to overdo it.
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1/4 teaspoon of water in the cooker. Crack an egg into the cooker add salt & pepper to taste. Put lid on and microwave for 20 seconds. Leave it in the microwave and wait another 20 sec to let it set. Cook again for 20 more seconds and remove from microwave. If you want cheese, sprinkle finely shredded cheese on top as soon as its done. Place lid back on for 45 seconds and the cheese will melt nicely. No need to place it back in the microwave
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Do crack it open. I never bother to pierce the yolk and have never had a problem. For a large egg right out of the refrigerator I usually give it about 30 seconds in a 1000 watt microwave. Sometimes I need to break the yolk at that point, stir slightly and pop it back in for another 8-10 seconds. I like a nice runny egg yolk but no white goo. Clean up is incredibly easy. You can't beat it for a super fast high protein breakfast.
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It's just a set of two non-stick pans, so it makes whatever you can make on a pan. You can put eggs in it and not mix them, you can use only one pan and make scrambled eggs, you can find a matching lid and use it like any other pan, etc. It's up to you. I love them because I can use them together for any dish I want to flip or separately to cook two different things. I found a lid that fits them, so I use it like that as well. I often make fish in one pan (using the lid) and stir fry veggies in another.
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mine doesn't. It doesn't mix very well either. you really need to attachments other wise you chase eggs around the bowl.
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You put the eggs in one side, then add in your toppings, close & cook. You can just flip it over if you want to & cook longer. That's what I do & the omelet turns out great.
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Well I never tried to microwave eggs in a regular bowl, but this tumbleweed bowl is fantastic! I make my coworkers watch the microwave when I'm cooking the eggs. It's like Jiffy Pop for the new millennium. I love this bowl. Works perfectly and is a hip piece of art with the little egg on the rim.
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I have a 1000W Kenmore with a turntable, and I need 10 minutes for 4 eggs to reach medium boiled or 9 minutes for 2 eggs to reach medium boiled, if I drop them in cold water right away. If I let them sit in the microwave to cool for a while, they reach a perfect hard boiled that is great for making deviled eggs but not at all overcooked. Always easy to peel.
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I would only use the microwave to heat the water to a boil. Then (with the microwave off) place the lightly greased poachers with the eggs atop the water and cover for 5 minutes. Just the same as on the stove except you heat the water in the microwave. The hot water is the cooking agent for this perfect poached egg. Enjoy!
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Haven't tried scrambled, but I am sure it could do the job. Just whip them into a scrambled state before you pour them in (2 MEDIUM eggs is the capacity--I do 1 full large egg and 2 yolks--so I'll have a heart attack--big deal. I already have cancer, so I'm eating anything I can digest!). I cook grease-free fried eggs every day, and it's great. For medium texture yolk, cook 30 seconds, then 20 seconds. 50 seconds all together cooks it dry. Cook on a napkin or plate to avoid eggs that leak out becoming cooked to your microwave. You'll hear some popping (especially on non-scrambled eggs) but that's just the yolk popping. I think that's why this was invented--to prevent exploding eggs on the ceiling of your microwave. I suspect that scrambling would take about the same cooking time--do some tests--you can tell I have (LOL!) Absolutely NOTHING sticks to this thing--no spray pam required, but I use it for the little bit of flavor it imparts. Finished product comes out EXACTLY the size and shape of a regular slice of bread. It's a pricey item, but well worth the convenience and FUN--buy a couple of them to rotate if there is more than one person in your household.
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All that I can say is just keep it straight in the bowl. I use mine all the time for scrambling eggs. Works for me.
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Normally when you use a microwave to poach eggs you have to poke a little hole in the yoke. The yoke might "pop" if not poked. I use this for omelets and scrambled eggs. The scrambled eggs come out just the right shape for tacos...lol
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It takes 9 to 10 miinutes to cook the omelets. We usually make two at a time and they turn out great. Hope this helps.