The Omelet maker was a gift. No instructions. Can you help me?
1655155
Really easy. I spray the wells and plug in and close cover. A red light will come on. When the light goes off it is now hot so add the eggs and whatever else you want. Takes approximately 7-8 minutes and voila! I add cheese for another 15-30 seconds till melted.
1655156
Use a non-stick spray. Plug in and when the light goes out it's ready. Omelets take 7-8 min. I make eggs and only takes a few minutes. Love it!
1655157
There is a fill line ..don't allow eggs to go above this line..or eggs will cook uneven and run over but ingredients to eggs then pour into each side after spraying with cooking oil spray. Takes about 8 min.to cook
1655158
first, only use 3 eggs. Do not overfill. Turn it on, close lid and wait for it to finish. simple.
1920361
No instructions. I looked on you tube. There are a lot of people showing how to do it.
1185982
I don't know why it wouldn't work. I scramble eggs in mine should work fine for omelets too.
1934633
Look at the email I sent you and there is a PDF attached with all the instructions. Email me directly and I can attach another one if you can't find it.
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.
1249187
Hi Colleen, The instructions and recipes are meant to be automatically mailed to you, I've sent them to you manually via email and will follow up with Amazon to see what's happened. Thanks for querying before leaving a review! Sherry
1786957
I don't have it, but here is my Grandmother's recipe -- she was born in about 1890 I think as my Mom is 97 years old now and she was the baby of the family. Here goes -- one egg, half an eggshell of cold water, a pinch of salt, and enough flour until the dough is stretchy. It works fantastically!
2051153
I don't believe there were any instructions and I occasionally use metal spoons to dish out of it but I rarely if ever use metal spoons to cook with. I suppose you could. The inside is coated with enamel and it's sturdy and well made.
127299
Go to sistemaplastics.com click on recipes they have general cooking instructions there as well as some videos.
1593716
There is no temperature knob, you simply plug it in and wait for the light to tell you it has reached the required temperature. The fish are about 4.5" long from head to tail. You can use standard waffle or pancake batter and they both work perfectly. I don't think it would work well with eggs for an omelette (perhaps too liquidy from what I tried with other things), but I have not tried them myself.
442825
The instructions weren't any help anyway! The best thing to do is to look at the picture on internet and go from there. Good Luck!!
1579533
you're in luck. There are instructions. I am a novice too and I had to make it with rice milk. I can't say I did a great job with it but there were instructions or that too.
34376
That's strange. There was a small booklet in mine that contained basic instructions for how to set it up. There was even a small cookbook with a handful of recipes in there as well. If yours didn't come with this documentation, you might want to return it for a different one, because it seems that your packaging is incomplete.
2133527
I gave this to my daughter and she loves it. She said there is a demo video on the William Sonoma website for this type of omelet pan. She also said she needed to adjust the cooking temperature to make the perfect omelet.
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.
258362
You place the egg with whatever ingredients (e.g. vegetables, ham,etc) you want to add to your omelet on one side of the cute little pan, close it, and let this side to cook. Then you flip it over to the other side and and let it cook Open your "little fellow" pan and enjoy your omelet.
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Look on the internet. Most instruction books are on line. If not, contact Cuisinart.