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gez bay

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14th Oct 11 at 14:34

The question is how do you make them?

I personally use the microwave and some people think thats odd?

sc0ott

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14th Oct 11 at 14:34

microwave

Conway563

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14th Oct 11 at 14:35

Where's the both option?
Depends what kind of mood I'm in

gez bay

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14th Oct 11 at 14:36

glad its not just me then

gez bay

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14th Oct 11 at 14:37

didnt think of putting both

sc0ott

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14th Oct 11 at 14:40

never done or heard of them being done on the cooker / hob

mwg

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14th Oct 11 at 14:40

Generally prefer the taste of things cooked in a pan to things cooked in the microwave. Microwaved food is usually a bit sweaty.

John

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14th Oct 11 at 14:40

I don't eat eggs but agree with Matty, normally prefer to cook things in a pan.

sand-eel

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14th Oct 11 at 14:43

Pan

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14th Oct 11 at 14:44

Both ways are good for me. I add milk if I do it in the microwave or I do just eggs in the pan. Less washing up the microwave way, sort of.

gez bay

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14th Oct 11 at 14:47

i only cook fried and omlette in the pan.

eggs, milk and a dab of salt, in the microwave it goes for scrammbled

ashleh

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14th Oct 11 at 14:47

quote:
Originally posted by ed
Both ways are good for me. I add milk if I do it in the microwave or I do just eggs in the pan. Less washing up the microwave way, sort of.

Only reason I do microwave is cuz I can't be bothered to wash a pan after

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[Edited on 14-10-2011 by ashleh]

BarnshaW

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14th Oct 11 at 14:47

2 eggs, in a bowl whisk and microwave for 1 mins 10 secs, done.

Fro

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14th Oct 11 at 14:48

Hob, dont like nuking my food.

gez bay

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14th Oct 11 at 14:49

quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
2 eggs, in a bowl whisk and microwave for 1 mins 10 secs, done.

1 min and 10 seconds? it cant look much different

i put mine in for 3 minutes overall. 1 minute, wisk then repeat

BarnshaW

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14th Oct 11 at 14:51

its a 900w microwave and after 1 min its pretty solid, not even runny in the middle! bowl is quite large so it only sits a few mm deep in it

gez bay

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14th Oct 11 at 14:52

cool! beast of a microwave then!!

N3CRO

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14th Oct 11 at 14:56

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
microwave

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14th Oct 11 at 15:24

Go like rubber in the microwave! Pan for me.

Simon

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14th Oct 11 at 15:28

Pan every time, but then I haven't owned a microwave for over 4 years

Jed D

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14th Oct 11 at 15:31

i said microwave because "wifey" wasnt an option

Pablo

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14th Oct 11 at 15:32

quote:
Originally posted by Xs
Go like rubber in the microwave! Pan for me.

Hammer

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14th Oct 11 at 15:32

I refuse to anything that I know has been in a microwave.

gez bay

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14th Oct 11 at 15:49

whats so bad about a microwave>?

MatthewR

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14th Oct 11 at 16:01

u cant microwave Scrambled Eggs lol thats just wrong!!!

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