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Exploding shelled egg in microwave
My partner, dissatisfied with raggedy poached eggs, found an alternative method. Most likely on Facebook :P
Break an egg into a glass, add a little water, microwave until cooked.
The first attempt ...
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How can I address watery eggs in a microwaved breakfast sandwich?
My blessed wife fixes me batches of breakfast sandwiches consisting of a sandwich thin, some ham and egg whites and freezes them. It's a great breakfast, except for the fact that as it defrosts in the ...
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Eggs in a convection microwave
I'm trying to cook eggs in a convection microwave. It is NOT using microwave to do it - I've made bread, pies, etc in it. Any recommendations on timing and temps?
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Why is putting an egg in the microwave not recommended?
I would like to know why it is not recommended to put an egg in the microwave.
Where does this "legend" comes from ?
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Does microwaving eggs kill salmonella?
If eggs are thoroughly washed and of course beaten before microwaving, and after the process I can find no liquid, is there a possibility that salmonella is still there, or does it die from high ...
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microwaving scrambled eggs
Has anyone come up with a way to cook beaten eggs via microwave?
My attempts to do so have resulted in a off-coloured mess with the consistency of rubber.
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Why does my omelet with Velveeta froth up in the microwave?
I like to make a quick cheese omelet in the microwave, in a bowl (no pans to clean up). I had the technique working well, but one day switched from shredded cheese to some Velveeta. The amount of ...
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Boil an egg in the microwave
Is it possible to boil an egg in the microwave?
Ideally without having to pierce the shell first