Egg Cooker - Discuss Tips, Complaints, Reviews & Ideas

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around experiences and opinions regarding the Egg Cooker, including tips, complaints, and various uses. Participants share their cooking results, preferences, and some challenges encountered while using the product.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses love for the Egg Cooker and shares excitement about its versatility and quick cooking time.
  • Another participant mentions the importance of using a paper towel to prevent messes, noting that it helps keep the microwave clean.
  • Several users report varying success with cooking times, with some struggling to achieve the desired texture for scrambled and poached eggs.
  • One participant shares a creative use for the Egg Cooker, suggesting it can be used to make individual cakes in the microwave.
  • Another participant highlights the convenience of the Egg Cooker for making breakfast sandwiches quickly.
  • Some participants express dissatisfaction, mentioning issues like eggs exploding during cooking or preferring traditional cooking methods.
  • One participant shares that their family enjoys the eggs made with the cooker, while another notes that their kids do not like the results.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ among participants, with some expressing strong satisfaction and others reporting challenges or dissatisfaction with the product.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences with the Egg Cooker, including its use in various cooking scenarios and the impact of different microwave types on cooking results.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants and community members interested in exploring different cooking methods or seeking personal experiences related to the Egg Cooker may find this discussion relevant.

Next to the DCB, this is my favorite product. Love it!
 
Just tried this for poached eggs- made one in each. So easy and they turned out great! Cooked for 1:45 for runny yellows. So fast compared to waiting for water to boil on the stove.
 
EVERY time I've used this, the egg explodes before it reaches 30 seconds.....doesn't matter how I cook it....scrambled, poached, fried....it's the same every time....so it's in the box in the closet because I am tired of scrubbing the microwave :P
 
Apple crisp... in the MICROWAVE IN 3 MINUTES!
1 apple cored and cut in half- then slice and put 1/2 in each side
packet of instant oatmeal divided in each side
sprinkle with cinnamon, oatmeal and top with a tsp. of butter. microwave for about 3mins - delish!


Apple Crips in egg cooker.jpg
 
You can also make individual cakes in the microwave egg cooker
 
carlajanes said:
EVERY time I've used this, the egg explodes before it reaches 30 seconds.....doesn't matter how I cook it....scrambled, poached, fried....it's the same every time....so it's in the box in the closet because I am tired of scrubbing the microwave :P
Instructions say to wrap a papertowel around the cooker before you put it in the microwave. My first couple of eggs exploded but I haven't had that trouble in a while. I am cooking scrambled and making thin bagel sandwiches a couple of times a week.
 
I did put a paper towel around it.....I followed the directions to a tee....oh well....I'll try again one day ;)
 
Since hubby only eats eggs once a week and I never eat them. I have been trying a different egg type each week. Today was the final variety- fried.
Hubby just ate them and said they were the best friend eggs he's ever had because they were fluffy. I have also been careful to tuck the paper towel under the egg cooker and make sure it covers the whole well area, so if there is an explosion during cooking- it's absorbed by the paper towel.
I think it's fabulous!
 
I used my Boil Over no more this morning over my egg cooker instead of a Papertowel (bit of a tree hugger, don't like using a lot of papertowels!) and it worked great. I heard my egg pop but didn't worry I was going to have a mess in the microwave!
 
Last night I spritzed 2 6" tortillas with olive oil spray, poked them with a fork and patted them down into the egg wells. Microwave on high - my micro is 3 minutes. Out come perfect single serving tortilla bowls ..... think butter/cinnamon and you have a perfect dessert shell :)
 
My local hospitality NED sent this to the group. I'm not sure who created it initially, probably someone on here, but I didn't see it in the files, so I hope you don't mind me sharing it.

NOTE: be sure to change the consultant contact details located in the document Footer and on the first page.
 

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Thanks for sharing!
 
Breakfast BurritoLooks good.

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Mac and Cheese in Egg CookerNo heating up the kitchen!

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Oh do you have an after shot of the mac n cheese? How long did you cook it for?
 
Not my pic or recipe. Go ahead and make it and please post a pic of finished dish.
 
This is awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
 
I am using my egg cooker tonight to cook my Acorn Squash. Cutting it in half- they fit perfectly in the wells of the EC! :)
I am cooking it in my oven (have to be careful in placing it though...smaller bottoms with my wide-slat racks. a small baking sheet might be needed)
 
esavvymom said:
I am using my egg cooker tonight to cook my Acorn Squash. Cutting it in half- they fit perfectly in the wells of the EC! :)
I am cooking it in my oven (have to be careful in placing it though...smaller bottoms with my wide-slat racks. a small baking sheet might be needed)
Darn! I have acorn squash in the oven right now! I did not see your post until just now.Great idea! I will try it next time. :)
 
Great idea! Bobbi!
 
Why does the Care and Maintenance say to only clean with Water? It indicates they don't suggest using Soap or Detergent? Seems like that is unsanitary considering the egg and butter or PAM Spray Residue left behind.
 
All stoneware suggests to clean with only water. Hot water will sanitize the stoneware just fine. That said, I tell people that if the thought of not using soap on your stoneware ooks you out, use a soapy cloth to wash it. Don't squirt soap directly on the stoneware, and don't let it sit in soapy water.
 
Rae's answer is spot on. You can also use baking soda and water paste. Pam should not be used on stones as it will clog the exchange of heat and moisture for proper cooking. I also use a "Dobie" pad to also help. In addition, soap and water clean debris. Heat or a chemical (most common is bleach) actually sanitize. But you don't want to use bleach on the stone.
 
Thanks. I am using Soap on a Foam Sponge to Wash in Hot Water and it seems to be working out fine. As far as Pam I am not sure I understand that since it is oil based just like butter which the manual indicates can be used or other substitutes. I primarily use my egg cooker to Fry my Eggs per say. I will try today without any oil and see if I have any sticking issues, If that works I wont use any oil to cook my eggs or soap to clean just hot water and towel.
 
Brian, you can use oil or butter, but it is the propellants in the can spray that makes the stone have a brown goo build up. The Oil Spritzer from Pampered Chef gives a spray without he propellants. I had a customer tell me she puts her stones in the dishwasher and never had a problem with soap taste. It does void the warranty and there is a chance the stone could hit another item and it could break. I don't repeat it to customers because I want them to know what Pampered Chef covers.
 
Thank You! I tried the Fried Egg Method with No Oil and they slid out easily so I will just forgo the Oil. I just rinse with a sponge and a lil dish soap and hot water and towel dry. I love the Egg Cooker and how the Whites get thoroughly cooked and the Yolks are still runny how I like them. 2 Eggs 50 Seconds in a 1100W Microwave. *;o)
 
Dish soap will leave a soap taste eventually. But that said...it works great! Congratulations on a successful egg!
 
I bought 2 egg cookers together, one is mine and 2nd are for my cousin. It gives the perfect boiled egg and even I poaches. It is very easy to use as mentioned by others. We will not have wait for switch off, it will be automatically shut off.By the way, I have taken it before reading few post from the site https://foodgear.org/best-egg-cooker-reviews/. If you like, you can simply check out. Forgot to maintain that I can make the boiled eggs in the short period of time and it saves my morning time. I really enjoy my morning time happily with this device.
 
Can anyone tell me if you can cook broccoli in the egg cooker? Had a customer ask me, but I don't know.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Pampered Chef Egg Cooker and how does it work?

The Pampered Chef Egg Cooker is a microwave-safe kitchen tool designed for cooking eggs quickly and easily. It allows you to prepare scrambled eggs, poached eggs, or even omelets in just a few minutes. To use it, simply crack the desired number of eggs into the cooker, add any seasonings or ingredients, cover it, and microwave according to the instructions. The design ensures even cooking and prevents spills.

What are some tips for using the Egg Cooker effectively?

To get the best results from your Egg Cooker, consider these tips: 1) Use fresh eggs for better taste and texture. 2) Experiment with cooking times based on your microwave's wattage; you may need to adjust the time for perfect results. 3) Add a splash of milk or cream for creamier scrambled eggs. 4) Stir the eggs before cooking for a fluffier texture. 5) Clean the cooker immediately after use to prevent odors and staining.

What are common complaints about the Egg Cooker?

Some common complaints about the Pampered Chef Egg Cooker include difficulty in cleaning, as some users find that egg residue can stick to the surface. Others have reported that the cooking times can vary significantly depending on the microwave, leading to overcooked or undercooked eggs. Additionally, a few users have mentioned that the lid can sometimes pop off during cooking, causing spills.

What do reviews say about the Egg Cooker?

Overall, reviews for the Pampered Chef Egg Cooker are generally positive. Many users appreciate its convenience and speed, noting that it simplifies breakfast preparation. Customers often highlight the versatility of the cooker, as it can be used for various egg dishes. However, some reviews mention the cleaning issue and the need for precise cooking times, which can be a drawback for some users.

What creative ideas can I try with the Egg Cooker?

You can get creative with the Pampered Chef Egg Cooker by trying different recipes. Consider adding vegetables like spinach, bell peppers, or tomatoes for a veggie-packed omelet. You can also mix in cheese, herbs, or cooked meats for added flavor. For a fun twist, try making mini frittatas by layering ingredients in the cooker. Additionally, you can use it to steam small amounts of other foods, like broccoli or asparagus, while your eggs cook.

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