Are these rings usable as fried egg rings?
863667
I think it depend on what you are trying to do. I was trying to make a scrambled edge to put on a muffin. I think it will work if I can get the heat right. I don't like my scrambled eggs dry.
863668
Yes, but it's necessary to spray them with non-stick spray or butter them. I prefer the silicone egg rings because the tend to seal to the pan a bit and that prevents the egg from running under the ring. Just be sure your pan is hot before dropping eggs into the rings.
562390
1. anybody use these silpcone rings in an iron skillet/ fry pan? do eggs stick?2. plus on an induction burner?
979043
You can but it is not intended for frying and probably you will get everything sticked. Regards.
1942739
Yes, for cooking or baking, add tepid water (not hot!), whisk with a fork and pour into pan for fried egg whites.
1042506
Technically yes, but a egg platter tray might be a better option. It might be a tight fit.
714107
No.I microwave them in a separate egg microwave container. I use the egg cups to serve the soft boiled eggs.
1815367
rings are for making crumpets. Used to hold the shape while on the griddle, not for cutting. May have other purposes (for eggs?) but crumpets are the main intent. Check out http://www.europeancuisines.com/England-English-The-Best-Crumpet-Crumpets-Recipe
2273194
Yes, I have made eggs in them (with cheese and crumbled up bacon - they are yummy! Just don't overcook them, scramble the egg with milk, add cheese, pepper and salt and pre-cooked bacon broken into pieces - 30-45 seconds if egg is still runny on the bottom, flip it and cook for 5-10 more seconds. Fill about 1/2 full). These silicone cups are the same quality as the "Bake it in a Cup" Books (Fun recipes for microwave options too) by Julia Myall. They should work just fine with cupcakes too. I like them best because of their thickness and great color.
562387
In my experience, the raw egg would probably run out underneath the ring somewhere and all over your pan at least 50% of the time. They just don't make a great seal, and then the edges take quite a while to harden enough to take off the rings and flip it over. I have found the metal rings to be much better-- you can make them good and hot before you put the eggs in so they don't leak nearly as much, and the eggs cook much more quickly, too.
2022434
I suppose if you were frying eggs, and without turning them over this pan would work. It does have ridges so would be tricky with scrambled of over easy. On the other hand if you used a rubber/silicon scraper scrambled would work.
1417535
You probably could...but they are relatively thin. Not the typical heavy duty pan. I baked rolls in them, because I needed a few extra pans...so I used these and they came out beautiful. :)
343550
I don't believe so. I wanted to use them to box earrings and they were too small. These boxes are probably only big enough for standard ring band.
1666016
yes,. i dont know why not.they are non stick and should be treated as such.no metal.
1486059
These are NOT any good for anything. Sorry I ordered them. Whatever you put into them flows out from under them in the pan. A very bad design including the little handle which burns the fingers when you remove the ring.
925154
You certainly can. However, the English muffins made with these rings may be slightly smaller than those in stores.
1371498
They are smaller in diameter than an English muffin. They are about the thickness of a half-bagel. If your standard toaster can toast bagels, you should be fine.
773000
yes they are very tasty. great as a snack or on the go. I have never cooked them, but i guess they would be great with scrambled eggs. Hope this helps.