In the clip, a woman attempts to reheat a boiled egg in the microwave. However, the moment she removes it and slices it open with a knife, the egg explodes like a miniature bomb. Scalding steam shoots ...

Step 1: Fill a ramekin with a half-cup of salted, room-temperature water. It must be enough to submerge the egg. You'll want enough water to submerge the egg but not spill over the top of the ramekin.

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A perfectly poached egg should feature a runny yolk paired with an opaque, firm white. Usually, poaching an egg requires ...

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We tested six ways to make hard-boiled eggs — from a traditional boil to the Instant Pot — and ranked them for taste, texture ...

When it comes to cooking eggs, there is no shortage of options. There are the obvious choices of scrambling, boiling, and frying, and the unusual ways to cook eggs that you probably haven't tried yet.

Microwaving food is quick and convenient. Although there is some confusion regarding safety, microwave ovens may retain and even enhance nutrition better than other forms of cooking.

I eat potatoes year-round. There’s almost nothing they can’t do. Breakfast? Hash browns. Lunch? Fries. Dinner? The possibilities are endless. They can even do dessert, if you’re so inclined. As we ...

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A solvent-free adhesive bonds in seconds under visible light and is fully recyclable using microwave energy, offering strong performance across substrates without heat, UV light, or solvents.