Why not try 30% power for 2 minutes?
On Sat, 20 Jun 2020, Ron Kolesar via
Cookinginthedark wrote:
> Date: Sat, 20 Jun 2020 11:07:15
> From: Ron Kolesar via Cookinginthedark
> To: Cooking In The Dark
> Cc: Ron Kolesar
> Subject: [CnD] A tip for doing eggs in the microwave oven.
>
> For my fellow blind cooks.
> I found on my 1,400 watts Panasonic microwave oven if I set the power down
> from 100 percent down to 50 percent and for 2 minutes, this does great fried
> eggs for home made egg sandwiches.
> Haven't been able to do eggs over easy/sunny side up yet.
> Would love advice on this since I love to soak up my yoke with my toast.
> Now, here's the tip.
> I found if you use one coffee mug per egg this works out great for me.
> First spray some non stick cooking spray in the mug first.
> Then I usually will take my squirt butter bottle and squirt a little butter
> into the eggs then mix them up and poke the egg with my fork while mixing them
> up does the trick for fried eggs.
> Hope this tip works well for my fellow blind cooks.
> I found this out via trial and error.
> This is healthier than the frozen egg sandwiches that i was buying up.
> Ron KR3DOG who's glad that Erie County will finely go green on June 26, and my
> local Y.M.C.A. for me will open up on Monday July 13th, to start the new week
> on a Monday.
> I broke my right leg back on June the 10th and was discharged from the
> hospital on Friday the 12th.
> I have Physical Therapy twice a week for originally two more weeks, but will
> be extended if necessary.
> There's two bones running from one's knee cap down to one's ankle.
> The inner bone allows for us to put weight on the foot and leg.
> The outer bone, which I broke allows us to twist and turn both the ankle and
> leg.
> This is the bone that I broke.
> Unfortunately like ribs, the way I broke it and where, they can't do anything
> for it but pained management.
> So, I'm doing my exercises to regain full use of my leg and be able to once
> again be able to stand, standing on my leg long enough to do my dishes.
> My care attendant has been doing my dishes for me.
> The Y.M.C.A. will open up on roughly July the 10th, but I want to start going
> back to my normal y schedule at three times a week, so, I have a deadline of
> getting full use of my leg once again on July 13th, so I can once again swim 2
> to 3 miles per week and also take the Aquatic arthritic Aerobic class on top
> of swimming my laps.
> That way I also won't need the use of the lift and could bend my leg without
> pained to climb down and out of the pool safely.
> The great thing about swimming laps is that you don't feel the pain until you
> attempt to climb back out of the pool. SMILES.
> Just my two cents here.
> Ron who's enjoying his new air conditioner and his new Alexa thermostat.
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> Best Whishes,From
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