I've made this 3 minute egg several times now, I might try a 2 minute one next for giggles.
Update to self: Use 2 minutes.
Update to self: Use 2 minutes.
The key to this is timing, we have to be on top of this method so the eggs don't over cook.
- 1 C water in vessel.
- Spray egg cups with cooking spray, crack one egg into each cup and set on trivet in PC.
- Pressure valve set to sealing.
- Push the Steam button and select 3 minutes (or 2 for runnier eggs, 4 for more solid eggs, etc).
- When beeps, immediately release the pressure and remove the lid (away from the eggs so condensation doesn't drip onto eggs). If you happen to have a little water on eggs dab with paper towel.
- Remove eggs from cups with spoon and enjoy!
Eat well and have a happy day:@)
The eggs look beautiful, Lynn. I loved soft boiled eggs, too, when I was a kid. My mom had little egg cups for me to eat my eggs from. I bought my daughter an instant pot for Christmas. Happy Sunday, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteOh those look good. My Mom is a kitchen gadget freak also! I tell her she never met a kitchen gadget she didn't want/love!
ReplyDeleteI'm not much of a soft boiled egg fan, but I would love to know how you like your insta pot, it seems like everyone is using one these days...I guess since I've never had a pressure cooker I wouldn't know what to do with one...do you use yours a lot?
ReplyDeleteJenna
Oh my, I've said ever since I've had the blog an electronic pressure cooker is my #1 favorite kitchen toy! I have a 4 qt from QVC and the 6 qt Instant pot. Love them both and wouldn't be without one:@)
DeleteI'm just starting to use my IP. I need to try eggs for Bill---he'd love these!
ReplyDeleteLynn, I love poached eggs and have a set of silicone cups I use often but on the cook top in simmering water. Alas, no Instant Pot, what a great use!
ReplyDeleteNo Instant Pot here but I do love the look of the poached eggs on toast. A favorite of mine!
ReplyDeleteNow I need to buy some silicone cups to try this out!
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