how long do you cook the eggs in the microwave?
1687339
I have never achieved soft, runny yolks with set whites. I have gotten soft set yolks with set whites by cooking at 80% power for 55 seconds. For sandwich eggs I use 80% for 1:15
1687340
I generally cook them for a minute & 20 seconds (of course this will depend on the wattage of the microwave). Some trial & error will be necessary to get them just right for your taste & use. I mostly make mock mcmuffins.
1687341
Depends on the microwave. If it is "strong", 40 sec for two poached eggs. I have another weaker one where it needs at least 60 seconds. (Full power)
1687342
I tried them twice and the yoke cooked hard in less than a minute and I have to admit I just gave up on it. I poked a hole in the yoke with a toothpick and it still popped. Perhaps I needed to power down the microwave but never bother to do that. I have a friend that uses hers a lot, but I really didn't have good luck with it. I'm not complaining - the price is right and it's probably my fault.
540900
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
102339
My microwave is 1000w and I zap it for 5 min. I don't think time is that critical. After 5 min, I let it cool until I can pick the egg up and place it in the holder. After about an hour the indicator turns blue. After couple of week or so the indicator will turn pink - time to bake it again.
2147225
I have used egg whites, just be sure not to use more than 1/4 cup and cook for the full 5 minutes.
1155028
I am in a room down the hall and can hear it. It is not overly loud, like a dryer, so you may have to listen for it. It only takes about 12 to 15 minutes to complete 7 eggs. I usually cook eggs while prepping other food or load the dishwasher, so I am in the same room. I have never not answered the timer quickly.
1399994
I generally only pre-heat a pan for maybe ten seconds, and I do eggs on medium (5 or 6). for soups, etc, I start at 7 or 8 then reduce to 3 or 4
1551755
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.
1551756
the directions are meaningless, I have an 1100 watt microwave and must cook the eggs for 12 minutes just to get medium boiled, haven't tried hard boiled. Do not follow the directions, experimentation is key.
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!
303223
Just two, three minutes. I like mine well done so I cook them for a cycle and a half. Its really quite fast and a lot of fun! Everything pops up....like a toaster!
903592
you can also "bake" a potato in the microwave. Wash your potato, put a 1" slit in the middle, and microwave at 100% power for 8 to 15 minutes depending on size. A large russet takes about 12-15 minutes.
741836
I've cooked steaks, chops, they come out GREAT!! just have to experiment with the cooking times.. but I usually cook about 2 1/2 mins then turn over, cook another 2 mins. sometimes you have to cook longer. all depends on the microwave..
2274512
I no longer have the directions, but what I do that works is put 1/2 teaspoon of water in each well, add the eggs, add another 1/2 teaspoon of water on top of each egg, puncture the yokes a couple of times with a fork, then microwave for 30 seconds per egg. Adjust time according your your oven's power.
519497
I put about a 1/4 inch of water in the pan. Spray the egg cups with cooking spray,put it together and heat to boiling. Remove lid, add eggs reduce heat to medium low, put lid on . Will onlyttake a couple of minutes. Hope this helps.
519505
I add maybe inch of water heat until just boiling. Then place egg cups into ring add one egg to each cup cover and poach eggs for 3 to 4 minutes. I prefer 4 minutes. Remove eggs from cup and enjoy.
371146
I would say about 20 minutes, depending on how hot you start with. I usually put it in the microwave for 2 minutes and it's usually a little too hot at first, but when it starts cooling off a little, it's toasty for probably 20-30 minutes.
1397601
Break your eggs and put into the maker on one side. You can add whatever toppings you like. Close the lid and put in the microwave. When it is done you open the lid and the eggs will flip out..