can you make an omelet with this using as an example egg,onion and cheese
1099844
I like my eggs cooked hard, and I don't think this could be accomplished with adding extras. The machine is meant to soft poach eggs...they come out soft and with a goopey middle...not sure an omelet type could be cooked right.
198090
Ignore parts of the instructions you received. Start with three lightly beaten eggs with fairly equal portions on each side. Microwave with the omelet maker open (I go with full power) for one minute. The eggs will not be fully cooked at this point, but they don't have to be. If you like chopped veggies in your omelet, sprinkle them over the top of the eggs and microwave for 90 seconds. I also add salt and/or pepper before I begin the second step. If you like cheese on your omelet, sprinkle it on top for the final step, close the omelet maker by folding the two sides over, and then microwave another 30 seconds. No microwave is the same, so you may have to adjust the time just a little. For example, if you don't add veggies, I would cook the eggs in the second step for one minute, not 90 seconds, before adding cheese for the final step. Get all of the steps right by experimenting on the time and the ingredients, and you should be able to make the perfect omelet. My wife and I love this thing!
1338219
You can, but I mix it with bread crumbs or something else when I fry something. You need to fry at a lower heat than normal or it will burn.
1205169
You could definetly do mini omelets but I don't know about meatloaf that could get messy because of the grease.
2284352
Cooking is about experiment and trying things to make you enjoy it. So please go ahead and try the omelet. Though it is dried yeast flakes with an egg like flavor.
398760
I haven't tried to do that yet, but I'm not sure how it would work out. I think the yolk would probably explode rather than 'set'. But, I have made Egg McMuffin style sandwiches with it using English muffins and it does that really well.
1540864
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.
1718495
I have not, but I would not know why not. The eggs are to be beaten prior to adding them to the mix if you are making biscuits.
1237690
I personally use it for an egg sandwich but I don't think it's limited to that type of meal. As far as the texture, well I can't call it. I find that if you want fluffy eggs, you might want to add milk.
2212562
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.
34475
No, no additional steps should be necessary. I make Spanish omelets with cheese quite often and it works great.
799909
Sure you can use cake mix! I actually use them for cheesecake.You can get very creative.
2198837
This is not what I expected when I purchased this item ..It was small and not big enough to make a mean omelet.I kept this product and don't use it I make my omelets from by handThis product was a disappointment
1358448
it's not suitable for flipping an omelet...(unless you're a gifted omelet flipper). It's a deep skillet. I love my set though. I've had it for about 6 years and they are holding up great!
1217439
Yes you can. Just make sure you do not over fill. I use mine to make anything "bready".
1664600
Yes. Take a look at one of the product pictures http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81peHX8NymL._SL1500_.jpg. You'll just need to experiment with how much egg and 'filling'.
2133524
Each side is used to assemble one omelet: Eggs first...then add toppings. After heating to desired consistency, the scraper is used to "roll up" each omelette into a perfectly-presented creation. It's not what I expected either...but it works great.