Could I use oil in the egg cups?
1096083
I spray mine with cooking spray and the eggs slide right out. Be careful not to spray too much though. Works amazing!
1096084
Yes you can spray it with Pam so that the eggs come out easier...Hope this helps...
160066
I believe so. I've never tried it. The measuring cup that comes with it is marked off depending on how many eggs and what kind you want (hard, soft, poached,etc.).
319591
No. It's not meant for that. It will ruin the eggs and make a mess of the clean up process! So.... No!
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.
284825
Yes u could, just need to get enough oil around the rings so the eggs dont stick, they are good quality but I might have to look into a nonstick type of egg rings next time or a higher quality. However I use it about once a month so it suits my means at this price. Haven't tried on cast iron but it should hold up.
410994
Just made a batch last night, 1 large egg, 1/2 cup oil, (I use vegetable) and 3/4 milk.
642248
You have to use oil spry or put some oil to avoid stucking. Then, you can use the stick to take the eggs out.
1795428
depends on what you are cooking. certain things like veggies or bacon can cook in their own juices, no additional oil needed.when I make fried eggs I use olive oil that I put in a spray (search for Misto sprayer) and just lightly coat the bottom of the pan to get that fried texture on the egg. I can cook without it but the egg looks funny flat and shiny, almost rubbery. The nonstick coating on this outperforms all the other pans I have had, but then again I really baby this set. Stray away from metal utensils that can scrape and damage it, stick to wooden or plastic/rubber. Cleanup is a breeze with just the rough side of a dish sponge and some dawn. Rinse->Soap->Scrub->(soak, if you have time)->Rinse->Dry. depends on what you are cooking. certain things like veggies or bacon can cook in their own juices, no additional oil needed.when I make fried eggs I use olive oil that I put in a spray (search for Misto sprayer) and just lightly coat the bottom of the pan to get that fried texture on the egg. I can cook without it but the egg looks funny flat and shiny, almost rubbery. The nonstick coating on this outperforms all the other pans I have had, but then again I really baby this set. Stray away from metal utensils that can scrape and damage it, stick to wooden or... » Read More depends on what you are cooking. certain things like veggies or bacon can cook in their own juices, no additional oil needed.when I make fried eggs I use olive oil that I put in a spray (search for Misto sprayer) and just lightly coat the bottom of the pan to get that fried texture on the egg. I can cook without it but the egg looks funny flat and shiny, almost rubbery. The nonstick coating on this outperforms all the other pans I have had, but then again I really baby this set. Stray away from metal utensils that can scrape and damage it, stick to wooden or plastic/rubber. Cleanup is a breeze with just the rough side of a dish sponge and some dawn. Rinse->Soap->Scrub->(soak, if you have time)->Rinse->Dry. « Show Less
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No, not if you season the heck out of it and use some kind of oil or butter when you cook the eggs.
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.
2003561
It depends on what size of item or items You're frying. Your best bet is to fill it with Water to judge the amt of oil you need to Use
2038757
yes. they are designed for brownies and (smaller) cupcakes but an egg should be no problem. I have to tell you though. I purchased these as a Christmas gift so I only looked at them and held them in my hands but I didn't get a chance to use them. Still they should fit an egg no problem.
1157519
No. It is too small. Maybe a Cornish hen, but a whole chicken would overflow the oil.
656350
I would think so, but I prefer to just wipe them by hand. I spray them with cooking spray before I put the egg in so it doesn't stick. Pretty easy to clean with a paper towel.
1054103
No. Go into a Betty Crocker cook book and substitute 1 tbsp flax and 3tbsp water and let sit until it gels. Mix in when you mix in the eggs.
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.
1896671
Yes a heat lamp & cup of water will! But a egg gas too be turned ; every 24 hrs.