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Old 01-26-2010, 09:05 PM   #1
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Couple questions - How are you guys cooking eggs in a microwave? What kinda container/how much time? I might be revolutionizing breakfast around here with whole food instead of a milk/eggwhite shake.
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Old 01-26-2010, 09:11 PM   #2
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Couple questions - How are you guys cooking eggs in a microwave? What kinda container/how much time? I might be revolutionizing breakfast around here with whole food instead of a milk/eggwhite shake.
What we use is similar to this. Just put a couple drops of water in the bottom, then the egg, and poke some holes in the yolk with a fork before cooking.

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Ahhh okay.

Well as someone who had all the kitchen gadgets in the world....how would you rate a waffle maker? My father wants one of those ones that is somewhat suspended and you flip it over.
I had a newer one, though not a flipper and it SUCKED. Mom bought me an old one (old as in cloth cord) at a junk store for $2. It works perfectly!

Microwave - don't use it much, soften butter to make cookies or defrost veggies for chicken pot pie or sausage for pizza.

I do have a WW recipe for stuffed peppers to make in the microwave, FTW!
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What we use is similar to this. Just put a couple drops of water in the bottom, then the egg, and poke some holes in the yolk with a fork before cooking.

I wonder if a regular ziploc "plastic" container would work? Drop of water n yolk poke first though huh.... COMMENCE TESTING!
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