How much longer would it take to cook extra large eggs in the cooker?
813465
I don't find that it takes any longer. If concerned, when the timer goes off leave them in the cooker for an extra 30 seconds. The eggs continue to cook until they cool or are cooled With soft boiled eggs I open the shell right away. With hard boiled eggs I put them in an ice bath to cool them right away, doing that makes them easier to peel away the shell.
813466
Time to cook eggs to certain degree depends on the quantity of water supplied, not on the size of the eggs. Generally, bigger eggs would require less water (for using more volume in the machine - more eggs take less water to cook to desired firmness) - the right answer would be that bigger eggs cook in less time.
813467
I cook my eggs in automatic mode. I add a slight bit more water and in automatic mode it buzzes when egg is ready. Hardly noticeable in time. Maybe 30 seconds longer.
1799161
That seems awfully long. I just made 6 cups this morning and it was under 5 minutes.
1191854
I have my Chef's Choice cooker for over a year and never experienced that. I have tried to time the egg cooker with the clock to no avail. The clock is always takes more time than the cooker. If your eggs were fine, don't give it another thought. My solution was that the timer is smarter than I am so I'm letting it do its job! Hope this helps!
1677279
It seems to be about an average of 10 minutes. I know I can do 14 eggs in two different batches in less than 30 minutes.
1236942
It takes 9 to 10 miinutes to cook the omelets. We usually make two at a time and they turn out great. Hope this helps.
1272700
I don't know for certain. However many receipes call for cooking time of 25 minutes or more on the high setting.
1987178
I have done two large eggs, and there was plenty of room. I would just try it with extra large eggs, and see how it turns out.
59914
I think 24 hrs would be a bit long. I have run mine for 16 hrs with some recipes.
1194441
It takes approxi one hour to cook most anything. We were happy with ours until after nearly one year the plug burnt out and we could not replace it, we looked everywhere, so we had to dispose of the cooker, though it still worked great.
1106998
I would say it's more like four to six hours, even on the lowest setting; this is of course dependent on the size and amounts of whatever protein you're cooking. You could use an outlet timer to help with this; I would also add if you filled the cooker all the way (which I haven't), then a longer cooking time might be achieved. This would result in a large amount of food, however, as the cooker is fairly large.
2282651
Takes about 30-40 minutes regardless of number of cups, which is much longer than my previous Tiger cooker (which was also simpler rice cooker, about 15 minutes).
1892833
I microwave the "egg" for 4 min in my 1500W oven. The "egg" is cooked in the oven to get the moisture out. Cooking time is not too critical, of course you don't want to overdo it.
1054292
You boil the eggs as usual. Once they're done, peel the egg, place it in the mold while still hot, and place the whole thing in cold water for about 10 minutes.
616440
Depends on the recipe. My recipe calls for 5 min. If you want harder waffles, you want to cook slightly longer.
1025514
It varies based on quantity of food and whether or not it's frozen when it's added to the cooker. All contents have to be heated to 212 degrees, after which pressure starts to rise. Usually takes 5 to 10 minutes.
1677275
Probably around 15 minutes. It is much easier then boiling it or any other way. We eat a lot of eggs and this is our second machine. The first one still works and is in our camper. Great product..
437990
Ive never made that recipe. I boil them for 5 minutes for hard boiled eggs. If you want the centers set but not hard, perhaps 3 minutes? I imagine you can watch them closely in the oven and decide on the spot.