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Scrambled eggs, fried eggs or poached eggs: this is how you can easily make eggs in the microwave 

2021-01-27T15:13:37.369Z


How to cook eggs in the microwave? This works out! With these quick recipes you can easily and quickly make scrambled eggs, fried eggs etc. in the microwave.


How to cook eggs in the microwave?

This works out!

With these quick recipes you can easily and quickly make scrambled eggs, fried eggs etc. in the microwave.

Have you ever tried to make your favorite breakfast egg variant * in the microwave?

Of course, you shouldn't just put the raw egg and shell into the device - that would have unpleasant consequences: Warning, risk of explosion!

But

fried eggs, scrambled eggs and poached eggs can very well be prepared in your microwave

.

These quick methods are particularly useful if you only want to make one serving, as the information is designed for one person at a time.

These recipes are also recommended if you

don't have a stove

, for example in the office.

We'll tell you how it works!

Prepare scrambled eggs in the microwave: delicious and quick

  • Beat

    3 eggs

    in a tall jam jar.

    Season with

    salt

    ,

    pepper

    and

    herbs

    to taste.

    If you want, you can also

    add

    chopped

    tomatoes

    .

  • Put the lid on and shake the jar vigorously so that the eggs and tomatoes mix.

  • Put the jar without the lid in the microwave for 60 seconds on the highest setting.

  • Stir the scrambled eggs with a spoon so they cook evenly.

  • Heat the scrambled egg jar in the microwave again in 30-second increments until it has the desired consistency.

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  • Pour

    1 tablespoon of water

    into a microwave-safe deep plate.

    Make sure the water is evenly distributed at the bottom of the plate.

  • Beat

    1

    egg

    in the plate and prick the yolks a few times with a fork or toothpick.

  • Place a microwave-safe lid on the plate or cover it with plastic wrap.

  • Place the plate in the microwave for 60 seconds at 600 watts.

    The egg yolk should now be liquid, but the egg white should be firm.

  • If you also want the yolk to be firm, reheat the egg in the microwave in 10-second increments until it has the desired consistency.

  • Season the finished fried egg with

    salt

    and

    pepper to

    taste.

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    most of them get it wrong - this is the right way to reheat food.

    Make your own egg prick in the microwave

  • Brush the inside of a coffee cup with

    oil

    .

    Beat

    2 eggs

    in the cup and season with

    salt

    and

    pepper

    .

  • Mix the eggs well with a fork.

  • Place the mug in the microwave for 3 minutes at 600 watts.

  • The egg prick should now be firm enough that you can tip it onto a plate and chop it up.

  • For example, Eierstich tastes delicious as a soup insert.

    Poach eggs in the microwave

  • Pour warm

    water

    into a small microwaveable bowl and add a little

    salt

    .

  • Beat

    1 egg

    on the edge of the bowl and let it slide into the water.

  • Heat it at 750 watts for about 50 seconds.

  • Using a spoon, carefully lift the finished poached egg out of the bowl.

  • Microwave dishes

    You are well equipped with a set of microwave-safe dishes (promotional link).

    For example made of glass with click lids and three chambers.

    Leak-proof and airtight, such food storage containers are also suitable for gratinating, freezing and warming up.

    (mad) * Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.

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    Hardly anyone knows these microwave tricks - but they are really practical

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    Source: merkur

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