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Here’s a little video of my recipe for Mug Eggs. You can make the tastiest, fluffiest eggs in 2 min, with just a fork, a mug, and a microwave. From my bachelor cooking days (long gone), where the #1 goal was to never dirty a utensil.
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That was really fun. I’m going to try that one tomorrow morning. Looks tasty. And 3 minutes…even better. Thanks!
Dude, this really works! Made them this AM! Well done, ol’ chap!
I made the mug eggs for my daughter this morning (after showing her the video yesterday). She loved them, and it was fun to watch them cook in the microwave (I”m glad I used a tall mug!)
Thanks for the recipe!
Why do people comment on a blog?
Every so often I post something silly, like this video of me teaching How to make great eggs in 2 min. It’s one of the post popular posts ever on this blog … and certainly the least important. I get
and I posted your video on my blog w/HT to you of course, and got a lot of hits/comments as well. great observation.
I work for Andy and I can attest that it does indeed work. I just tried it for the first time this morning and it was amazing to watch the eggs puff up on the second stir. It was like something out of Mr. Wizard!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/75551777@N00/1729799808/
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