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I recently suffered an injury, so the whole stir boiling water with vinegar and hope the white stays
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The pot has a fill to water line and it only takes a few minutes to boil the water.
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Steaming hot water is what you might expect
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(I destroyed my last poacher by not adding enough water) the pan and cups are very easy to clean
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You might be able to boil water in it safely, but I wouldn't trust it to heat up soup
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takes about 5 mins after the water in the pans starts to boil and you end up with the perfect poach egg...
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Second, the pan stains easily even if the water is not that "hard"
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The pan is such thin metal that the water (you only need a half an inch tops) boils in about 90 seconds.
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While pan still hot, rub water marks with light scrub pad
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Use filtered water if you have hard water
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Seller checked with manufacturing possibly hard water.
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I put enough water in the pan to touch the bottom of the egg cups then bring to a boil.
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Then they tell me that the problem is due to non-purified or hard water
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It helps if you follow the instructions and put the eggs pans into the cold water and then start the burner :)
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I still like the traditional way to do it in hot water.
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Bring 1/2 water to boil, reduce to a simmer, place eggs in pan, mine are pre ready, cover, simmer for around 4 minutes....that simple.
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I thoroughly washed it in warm soapy water before its use
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You boil the water, add the
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I found the key to a slightly runny yolk is bring water to boil for 30 seconds, turn heat off, leave on stove burner in the water for about 3 minutes, enjoy.
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When the water starts to boil, I add the egg tray and lid
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Got in the mood for poached eggs and was not having very good results with just using a pan of hot water!!
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Add some water, light spray, when it is steaming, light olive oil spray, crack four eggs, set timer for 5 minutes
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I will still have to dicker with correct water temp but overall a very easy skillet to use
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After a few minutes of cooking, poured a tiny bit of hot water (from simmering kettle) on top of egg to make egg white firm on top
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I have pure, double filtered water and I would suggest you skip this product as Cook-Pro is non responsive and I returned it to Amazon
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why do I not need something like this clean up as
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Works as it should.
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Works as it is designed.
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Don`t bother cooking without greasing the cups
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n’t have to worry about your egg whites going
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n’t be an easy clean up.
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They really weren,t great looking and there was always water when put on toast/plate