Does this do a good joib on soft boiled eggs?
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Haven't tried it on softboiled eggs but I'm sure it would be fine - just don't add as much water. Only thing I can say bad about it is the fact you have to poke a hole in the egg with the tool they provide, to keep it from exploding and sometimes I break the egg
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Absolutely! I have made soft boiled eggs a number of times and they have turned out perfect each time. The whites are cooked and the yolks are smooth & silky. Yummy! Just be sure to measure the proper amount of water as indicated on the measuring device.
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Sometimes it does this type the best. You just follow the amount of water needed for the amount of eggs you are doing at one time. There are water levels listed on the cup the desired degree in which you want your eggs done.
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I have never soft boiled an egg so I don't know, but I can't see why not. Just watch the time and the amount of water.
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I'm not sure why you would want to scramble eggs in this but it does have a little tray to poach them. I've only used it for hard boiled so I can't tell you how well it works for that. It works well and consistently but there is no signal on it that it's done.
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Yes if you crack them open with a knife and use a teaspoon inside the eggs, this is for soft boiled. Hard boiled you have to roll them with pressure and take the shell off in small pieces.
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No. It's not meant for that. It will ruin the eggs and make a mess of the clean up process! So.... No!
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I have only used it to poach eggs. Mine buzzes when the water has boiled out. I turn the knob to the right to poach eggs. Be sure to use the right amount of water.
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Perfect for that. I think you can hard boil an egg with it. Dry leaves would catch fire :D lol
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This was a gift for someone else, but I have an egg cooker and find that the water level for Hard means the eggs will hard boil. You may need to experiment with it. If you want soft, go with the lowest water level, if that doesn't cook long enough add a bit more water. I have three water lines on my cup and I fill it to which ever I want to eggs to cook. Most of the time, the eggs come out the way I want them too. Sorry if this doesn't help.
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I have two one for wife and myself as we enjoy soft boiled eggs for breakfast, not as good as the first one I bought but still works fine for us.
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I've only used it for scrambled eggs so far and it worked great. No sticking at all.
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No. Also, I don't recommend this one unless you are ok adding a lot of oil to keep the egg from sticking. I ended up purchasing a larger, better pan that does the job as expected.
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Not for eggs, I use it to grill chicken and meats. I actually have a similar pan I use for everything. It doesn't stick I love it!
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yes! this would be great for boiling water which you can then use for oatmeal, tea, coffee, hot chocolate. It will also work great for basic canned items. not sure I would use it to fry an egg though. temperature control is not optimal for that.
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Sorry I am late answering your question. If you look on one side of the little measuring cup you will see it says "Hard Boiled" and the other side of the measuring cup says "Soft Boiled". YOu can fix one egg of 6. You only have to fill up to the line and it is a perfect egg. Please let me know if you have any more trouble. I love this cooker! I have bought several as gifts.
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Hi Jillian, sorry it took so long to get back to you. I have tried it, and Yes it does work, but it's a bit tricky to support the egg properly as you crack it. I found I got better results holding the egg in my hand than in an egg cup. You may not want to pull the plunger all the way up; depends on the thickness of the shell I guess. The edge is not perfectly smooth, but it is much better than an edge made with one of the "toothy" tools. It's a little messy and a little more difficult to retrieve the "lid" from within bell of the cracker since there is no cooked egg attached.Best,Bill TaylorSherman Oaks, CA Hi Jillian, sorry it took so long to get back to you. I have tried it, and Yes it does work, but it's a bit tricky to support the egg properly as you crack it. I found I got better results holding the egg in my hand than in an egg cup. You may not want to pull the plunger all the way up; depends on the thickness of the shell I guess. The edge is not perfectly smooth, but it is much better than an edge made with one of the "toothy" tools. It's a little messy and a little more difficult to retrieve the "lid" from within bell of the cracker since... » Read More Hi Jillian, sorry it took so long to get back to you. I have tried it, and Yes it does work, but it's a bit tricky to support the egg properly as you crack it. I found I got better results holding the egg in my hand than in an egg cup. You may not want to pull the plunger all the way up; depends on the thickness of the shell I guess. The edge is not perfectly smooth, but it is much better than an edge made with one of the "toothy" tools. It's a little messy and a little more difficult to retrieve the "lid" from within bell of the cracker since there is no cooked egg attached.Best,Bill TaylorSherman Oaks, CA « Show Less
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Relatively speaking, it certainly does. As an example, I heat the pan for 5 mins first, then heat oil in it for another 4 mins or so. Then cook a fried egg in it, which is probably about another 3 mins. The handle will warm up slightly near the pan, but where you grab it, it stays perfectly cool enough for normal use. (Should point out that my 'prep time' is for the all stainless, not the 'non stick')
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I use mine for two whites and one yolk. Sometimes I use it for two eggs . . . it works but it is a little tight when using larger eggs.
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I don't really know. Assuming that your doing the poached egg. You may have to adjust the water that you are putting in and make sure your toaster in level. I boiled an egg in the machine for the first time the other day, and it was a medium (kind of running) so next time I will adjust the water by adding more water for a hard boiled.