Scrambled Eggs in a Rice Cooker
A rice cooker can be used for quite a bit more than just preparing rice and steaming vegitables. For example, making a nice fluffy serving or two of scrambled eggs.
- Rice cooker
- A little oil (optional)
- 2-4 unshelled, uncooked eggs
- Water
- Plastic or wooden flipper
- Plug in rice cooker and set to Cook. Leave uncovered.
- If not a non-stick pot, oil the bottom of the cook pot lightly, so the eggs don’t stick.
- Crack eggs into pot, discarding shells and scrambling yokes.
- Add water to cover eggs. Roughly 1/10th of a cup of water per medium egg.
- Cover immediatly, allow to cook for ~30 seconds.
- Remove cover, scramble eggs about with flipper.
- Cook uncovered, scrambling occasionally until water has boiled away.
- Unplug rice cooker, remove eggs, wipe pot out, serve.
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