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7. The original item I saw had no lubricant in the mug, but looks like it's O.K. - am no cooker, so

Reply to viva la (Reply #6)

Sun Sep 21, 2025, 04:05 PM

Sep 21

am nobody to give advice. Seems like the cooking intervals might be 30 secs, so adding things maybe in the second interval? Since my addition will be frozen sausage link, I'll do that one separately for a minute, then cutting into 3? chunks and adding it at the start of the egg for the whole time.

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Egg - mug - microwave ------------- UPDATE, first time trying, below [View all] UTUSN Sep 21 OP

That's how I do it, but it's not dried out. Captain Zero Sep 21 #1

Will do, haven't tried it yet (had pan yesterday). No ketchup for me, mabe/barely hot sauce! UTUSN Sep 21 #2

That's how I do my scrambled eggs too... anciano Sep 21 #3

Nice! justaprogressive Sep 21 #4

I have a low wide 1 cup measure Marthe48 Sep 21 #5

Grease the mug? viva la Sep 21 #6

The original item I saw had no lubricant in the mug, but looks like it's O.K. - am no cooker, so UTUSN Sep 21 #7

Good ideas. I might just spray the mug with oil spray viva la Sep 21 #9

I have a plastic thingy for cooking eggs in a microwave nuxvomica Sep 21 #8

I have some kind of plastic thing for steaming in the micro UTUSN Sep 21 #11

I got a really small frying pan, just big enough for one egg and it's non-stick. CTyankee Sep 23 #13

I just saw a video that showed how to "bake" boiled eggs-- viva la Sep 21 #10

Wow, tried it for the first time! - surprisingly O.K., will tweak, practice will improve! UTUSN Sep 23 #12