The 4 easiest ways to cook fried and boiled eggs in the microwave
Eggs belong to the group of staple foods. Most often they are cooked for breakfast - fried eggs, omelets, hard-boiled or in a bag. SSPDaily prepared this article, so you'll have no trouble cooking eggs in the microwave in a variety of ways using the tips and tricks below."
How to cook eggs in the microwave.
Cooking eggs in the microwave is easy. Grease a microwaveable bowl with oil. Then crack two eggs into it. Sprinkle them with salt, pepper, grated cheese, diced vegetables or ham, add a little cream or water, and mix with a fork.
Put it all in the microwave for 30 seconds, then stir again and repeat the procedure until the eggs reach the desired stage of doneness.
How to cook poached eggs in the microwave
Cooking poached eggs in the microwave is easier than the classic method. Pour some water into a bowl and then carefully crack an egg into it.
Use a toothpick to pierce the yolk to allow steam to escape and place the egg in the oven for 60 seconds. If the egg white has lost its transparency, the poached eggs are ready. Otherwise, add another 30 seconds to the cooking time. Then drain the water and place the poached egg on a plate.
How to cook a hard-boiled egg in the microwave
It is believed that it is impossible to cook hard-boiled eggs in the microwave, but this is a misconception. Here's how to do it.
Fill a bowl with water and put it in the oven for four minutes until the water is hot. Carefully pierce the shell of the egg with a pin and drop it into the hot water. Cover the bowl with a plate and put it back in the microwave for another four minutes at half power.
After the time has elapsed, leave the egg in the hot water for a minute, then cool it down and peel it.
The easiest way to cook eggs in the microwave
If you want to cook eggs quickly, grease a bowl with oil and crack one or two eggs into it. (Don't forget salt and pepper!)
Turn on the high power, checking the egg's doneness every 30 seconds, or try it after a minute and a half at 30 percent power.