Egg and Muffin Maker

[dbjeepn]

Okay, I don't know how I lived without this thing. I mean, it cranks out Egg McMuffins like it was its job! Which of course, technically, it is. And it performs this task with a lot less apathy than the employees of any of our local fast food chains.

You put the egg in, some water, maybe a meat of some kind, and your english muffin - then press the corresponding buttons on the side- and it times everything to "pop up" and be ready at the exact delicious moment those singular tastes should become one.

Forty bucks well spent.

http://www.amazon.com/Back-Basics-TEM500...B000B18P96

[nettiesaur]

(04-26-2010 09:43 PM)dbjeepn Wrote:  Okay, I don't know how I lived without this thing. I mean, it cranks out Egg McMuffins like it was its job! Which of course, technically, it is. And it performs this task with a lot less apathy than the employees of any of our local fast food chains.

You put the egg in, some water, maybe a meat of some kind, and your english muffin - then press the corresponding buttons on the side- and it times everything to "pop up" and be ready at the exact delicious moment those singular tastes should become one.

Forty bucks well spent.

http://www.amazon.com/Back-Basics-TEM500...B000B18P96

I've seen one of these in action. I could make the egg on the stove faster than it cooked in there. Then you have to clean the egg cooker, and steamer. It doesn't look like it's easy to clean. One more gadget taking up space on the counter, in my humble opinion, but if it works for you, have fun!

[ForceTen]

We make these all the time by browning sliced sausage on the stove and cooking the egg in the microwave for about 90 seconds. We use a small glass bowl that we spray Pam or other non-stick stuff in and then pour the mixed egg into the bowl.