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Default Eggtastic ceramic MW cooker recipes

On Sat, 14 Jan 2017 05:42:54 -0800 (PST), Nancy2
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>Let us know how it works...I can't believe any gadget for the MW will
>prevent eggs from being rubbery.
>
>N.


I have one of these plastic ones

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y3UAQ_bBUU

I put the water in each side before the egg and I am more generous
with it. I don't pierce the egg. I pepper and salt the eggs. I give
them one minute in the nuke and remove from poacher with slotted spoon
to leave the water behind.

Using extra large eggs, that gives me two perfectly poached eggs,
runny yolks and just set whites. Then the poacher gets put in the
dishwasher

I started putting more water in when I found them difficult to remove
from the gadget, that worked. If you like toast with them, remember
to set the toast going then prepare eggs, the toast takes much longer
to be ready in time.
 
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