Is there a realistic way to flip an egg in this pan?
1075983
cut a round piece of bread the size of an egg then flip it in the pando this enough and you will get the flipping motion downthis is how i learned and i have flipped a million eggs in my 20 years of food service
1075984
If you're a good flipper there shouldn't be very difficulties. The sides are rather low and the nonstick is excellent.
1075985
cut a round piece of bread the size of an egg then flip it in the pan do this enough and you will get the flipping motion down this is how i learned and i have flipped a million eggs in my 20 years of food service
1075986
This spatula works perfectly. See a picture of it with the pan in my review. OXO Good Grips Silicone Cookie Spatula
1075987
I have a small pan like this, so I have a solution. I put the egg in the pan, cook until it needs to be flipped, and I turn it over into another frying pan that has been heated and the shape is still round, and I don't have to struggle with the flipping, and trying to keep the yolk from running. It takes 2 pans, but it is worth it.
1075988
The best spatulas I've found for this little skillet is the Jo!e Lil Flip.. Jo!e Lil Flip Nylon Egg Spatula (1, A) and, the Mini Bakey spatula (the flat more spoon-like one), 50794 Mini Bakey Spatula works well too. Key is to make sure the first bottom side of the egg is cooked well enough for the flip.
1075989
The most "realistic" way is to slide a flexible spatula under the egg, lift spatula from pan, rotate your wrist 180 degrees and place egg back into pan.
398759
I have not tried to make a "fried" egg in my microwave egg cooker, but I think it is definitely possible. You might have to experiment to get the "just right" amount of cooking to suit your taste.
1660722
Yes. You want to use a little butter or some type of oil. Make sure you use low-to-medium heat, and just the right amount of heat so that the eggs cook but not so much that it will scorch the eggs. You may have to play around with the heat settings to find out the right amount for your stove and this pan.
151413
As 3 others have said, you can cook eggs very easily in this pan, especially if you follow this little tip: place the raw egg in a bowl of warm (not hot, warm) water for 2-3 minutes before breaking them open, you wont even need any sort of oil. However do be mindful of your utensils and cleaning implements.
2022436
The pan has ridges - to score steak or chops, so it would not be appropriate for eggs. You'd need a flat or omelet pan for that.
351321
There is no right pan, I use a sauce pan with a lid that fits -then 1 1/2 inches of water and the pod + egg then cover. with lid Some people put the pod with eggs in the microwave but I have not tried that yet.
1233147
No "how to" instructions a huge issue. Comments by other buyers have helped, but using this devise is still a work in progress for me. It seems you have to pull back the plunger, hold tight the egg cup and let it fly. Still trying.
1483051
I agree that you will likely need to align the lid. I did this with the help of the youtube videos on my egg. It is not difficult. Good Luck!
1397597
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.
2145362
When I cook one egg, I use the smallest skillet, 1 tsp butter and I flip the egg with my wrist and not a spatula. Never sticks and comes out great every time. Had them for 2.5 years now.
382594
No. Also, I don't recommend this one unless you are ok adding a lot of oil to keep the egg from sticking. I ended up purchasing a larger, better pan that does the job as expected.
1924495
I've found that if you put the lid on the pan during cooking, at low/medium heat, it's not necessary to flip them. The egg might be very slightly less done on the top, but they still come out firm with liquid to soft yolks.
1744206
I have never tried it, butI do not see any way to put raw eggs on this device, they would simply all run off on the counter
559089
I use a dinner fork and slide it gingerly under the egg and lift it out. My eggs are cooked what I call medium so the white is done. I've had no trouble. Goog luck.
1573254
I was terrified also, but it works perfectly. I am thrilled with mine (and have been for more than 10 years). Even the freshest of eggs can be hard-boiled then peeled. Just be sure you have the proper amount of water and that the plastic covers the metal. It is truly a "Gimmick" which Works! hoorah!
1102233
I think you can! I have never personally done that but I think it could be done. I would be careful not to fill the pot w/ 2 much water since it is a small pan; just cover the egg with just enough water.
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!