Can you make scrambled eggs and throw a slice of cheese on it to melt? What about heating up some Canadian bacon as well?
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I am not sure about the eggs and cheese but worth a try. Any meat can be used as long as it has been cooked and not raw.
1887750
it's possible with squared up pieces but even then an oven would be a better choice to melt cheese and cook whatever else is on top.art
255963
No you cannot make scrambled eggs with this product. I tried to and it was a nasty mess it just used for substituting eggs in cake batter, pancakes but does not stand alone.
1247377
Yes. You can cook eggs and bacon on it. I've also made grilled pancakes too. It's a great product that is easy to clean as well.
1123417
Never thought about it much, but I do enjoy melted cheese over a poached egg, and putting cheese pieces in one of the poacher's egg cups for about 3 minutes does a good job of melting enough for one egg.
714308
I don't know the exact temperature, but imagine the temperature that you would use to cook scrambled eggs.
1827171
Pancakes, yes. Eggs, yes but you need the heat hot enough that the whites form up immediately. Bacon, I wouldn't recommend this vs using a wire rack when using the grill. You'll have a greasy mess with bacon on this mat.
660926
Use same setting. Just fill one square. Plan B is make two waffles and freeze one. Defrost and toast later. Almost as good as a freely cooked one
2073466
No, as long as you preheat the breakfast sandwich maker the egg, cheese, bread and whatever meat you choose will cook at the same time. The egg is actually the only thing that cooks. The bread/english muffin will toast, the cheese will melt and the meat will heat through. You have to use precooked meats; I have been using Oscar Mayer's smoked ham rounds, but as I stated previously, it is fully cooked. I would suggest assembling the ingredients for the bottom muffin before placing them in the cooker. Start off with an english muffin, top it off with a slice of cheese (fold the cheese at the corners to fit within the edges of the muffin) and then add the ham. When the unit achieves its preheated state, the green light will come on, place the preassembled bottom half within the bottom ring. Drop the plate and second ring onto the top of the bottom half, crack an egg on the plate, prick the yoke with a toothpick, sprinkle salt to taste, add the english muffin top and close the lid. Wait 4 minutes, slide the plate aside, and lift the lid off using the bottom handle (make sure to use a potholder) and remove the sandwich using a silicone spatula. Wait for the sandwich to cool and then consume a very yummy sandwich. Follow the directions for clean up. Personally, I wash the rings and plate by hand. Hope this info. helps. Enjoy!
1454128
Note deep enough for bacon, unless you don't mind the spatter. It is great for cooking eggs over easy. My wife makes a mean egg mcmuffin with Canadian bacon. Canadian bacon cooks great on the griddle!
1045714
There are recipes online on making it look like a "fried egg". Usually we usually add it to our tofu scramble to make it more "eggy". Other recipes online use it as egg yolk, in french toast and other recipes. I used to love yolk so dipping toast in it is perfectly fine for me without the egg white. Very easy to use.
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You will do just fine with cheese. The heat element for the "briquette" will not be enough to heat the whole thing up, it's just enough to get the briquette smoking. I'll use it for duck breast, or pork chops, just to get the smoke flavor in; it'll still be cold after 30-min smoking.
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If you are thinking of cooking 4 at one time. Small amount of eggs in each divided area. However, I think 4 small ones would be rather thin, almost like a crepe. I think I would make 2 at a time..I'd used 2 eggs, small amount of cheese and 1 tblsp water. Mix well and put small amount of egg mixture in each side, carefully not to overflow. I do think 2 would turn out nicely. Perhaps real bacon bits and even chives added in..Should be attractive for the enough to make mouth water and enough to make a pleasing plate. I will try that in the morning and post how it turned out.
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We've made an egg "basket" using already cooked chopped potatoes, sauted onions & peppers, browned bacon. The cups were puff pastry. The first attempt was too done. It doesn't take 5 minutes if everything except the egg and puff pastry are cooked. Don't overfill either.
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Use the trial and error method; one of the bowls I made probably could of held some cheese sauce, not sure for how long though, but can imagine eating the evidence of the unsuccessful attempts. (better luck if I make the bowls ahead of time and let them cool some what. also noticed the shrinkage of the bacon varied so some bacon bowls were more complete while others had more gaps.)
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the lip is very small... cooking bacon is a big problem. pancakes would be ok or grill cheese, but nothing that has a lot of greasecooking out of it.
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I eat Paleo so I don't use it on toast or potatoes, but I use it when sautéing just like I would butter -- it makes the most delicious scrambled eggs!