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To soft cook eggs |
| prevent over cooking. Eggs may be rinsed |
A soft cooked egg has a soft runny egg |
| under cool water whilst in the cooking rack |
| to allow easier handling. The egg cooker | |
yoke with a solid egg white. |
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| rack has two handles to aid handling. | |
Place the egg cooker on a dry level |
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| Allow the egg cooker to cool completely | |
surface. Use the soft cooked water level |
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| before discarding any remaining water from | |
markings on the measuring cup to |
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| the egg cooker and before cleaning the | |
determine the amount of water required. |
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| unit. | |
Example: If cooking 7 soft cooked eggs fill |
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| To hard cook eggs | |
the water to the 7 mark in the soft section |
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moulded on the measuring cup – if cooking | A hard cooked egg has a solid egg yoke | |
1 soft cooked egg fill the water to the 1 |
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| with a solid egg white. | |
mark in the soft section. |
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| Place the egg cooker on a dry level | |
With the unit switched off, pour the |
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| surface. Use the soft cooked water level | |
recommended amount of cold water into |
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| markings on the measuring cup to | |
the top of the egg cooker base. |
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| determine the amount of water required. | |
Place the egg cooking rack onto the egg |
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| Example: If cooking 7 hard cooked eggs fill | |
cooker base. |
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| the water to the 7 mark in the hard section | |
Using the egg pricker on the bottom of the |
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| moulded on the measuring cup – if cooking | |
measuring cup, prick the top of the egg to |
| 1 hard cooked egg fill the water to the 1 |
pierce the egg. This makes a small hole in |
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| mark in the hard section. | |
the egg helping prevent the egg splitting |
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| With the unit switched off, pour the | |
during cooking. |
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Add the eggs to the egg cooking rack. |
| recommended amount of cold water into |
| the top of the egg cooker base. | |
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Add the clear cover to the egg cooker and |
| Place the egg cooking rack onto the egg |
plug the appliance into a suitable power |
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| cooker base. | |
supply. Switch the unit on. A light will |
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illuminate in the switch. |
| Using the egg pricker on the bottom of the |
The water in the base will heat up quickly |
| measuring cup, prick the top of the egg to |
| pierce the egg. This makes a small hole in | |
and start to produce steam. |
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| the egg helping prevent the egg splitting | |
Warning: steam will escape from |
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| during cooking. | |
the stem release hole in the cover |
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| Add the eggs to the egg cooking rack. | |
during use. |
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An audible alert will sound when the eggs |
| Add the clear cover to the egg cooker and |
are ready – this will be after approximately |
| plug the appliance into a suitable power |
| supply. Switch the unit on. A light will | |
remove the plug from the electrical supply. |
| illuminate in the switch. |
Be careful when removing the cover as |
| The water in the base will heat up quickly |
steam will escape. |
| and start to produce steam. |
Using oven gloves or other suitable |
| Warning: Steam will escape from |
protection remove the eggs from the |
| the stem release hole in the cover |
cooking rack and serve immediately to | ||
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