Fried Egg Experiment🐣丨Finally Complete🙌 A record of how I made it possible for my children to make breakfast even if I collapse

Once again, I experimented with ways to safely make fried eggs using a microwave and a toaster oven.
Finally complete! The fried egg was a huge success.
I've reached the finish line of the 'breakfast research' I continued for my children.

Hmm, wait a minute?🤔

Silicone items are okay up to 230°C, right?🤔
Even though it says 'not for toaster ovens'...

What would happen if I set it to a lower temperature like 200°C,
and tried cooking it for the usual 7 minutes?

I'll give it a try since it's okay if I break it!💪💥

If it's silicone, it peels off easily and is simple to wash!😊

If it succeeds, that would be super lucky! Or rather, it would be even easier!😊

First, I'll check the bag specifications.

Alright👍 230°C.

I'll set the toaster oven to
200°C.

Since it shouldn't melt on the iron wire...
Just in case, I'll lay down a fiberglass mesh, put the egg directly into the silicone cup,

cover it with that 100-yen shop fried egg cooker lid,

and set it for 7 minutes.

I'll go do other things while I wait for the 'ding'.

Gah!!😱 Total disaster!!🔥‼️💢

The 100-yen shop lid melted and disappeared!!😵

The egg inside is all dried up!!🥚

Hmm.
But the silicone is fine...🤔

Does that mean it would work if I used a silicone lid?🤔

But you know...
Come to think of it, the reason I was using the toaster oven was because
it cooked perfectly with that iron plate cooker...😁

I wonder how it would go with the microwave?🤔

Let's try it with the same method.
600w 1 minute

How many seconds was that? There was a popping sound💥 and the sound of the lid blowing off💢😅

Finished and checking.

Oh! This is one of the best microwave fried eggs I've ever made!!💯

The toaster has cooled down...

Alright! One more go! Let's try it in the toaster!💪

Cleaning up the remains of the melted microwave egg cooker lid...
Ugh~ it's drooping😅 cleaning this is going to be tough💦

Toaster set to 180℃!👍

Egg set!👍💪

I wanted to use a fiberglass sheet, but I couldn't find it😅,
so I'll use aluminum foil on the top and bottom as a temporary substitute,

7 minutes 30 seconds

If this works, it's a bonus😊✌️

Yes! Looking good!✨😆

What happens if it's under 7 minutes?🤔

I'll try it another day!

That↑ was yesterday's progress📝

And, this morning, it's time for a re-venge🔥💥💪

Yesterday, after that, I searched the kitchen👮‍♂️
I found the fiberglass✨✌️

I immediately laid down the fiberglass,

laid the fiberglass on top too,
same as yesterday's final attempt,
Toaster 180℃ 6 minutes

Better doneness than cooking in the microwave!😆

Wait, what is that fluttering, bonito-flake-like film standing up?😑

It doesn't look very appetizing.😑😤

Trying again, this time changing the method,
applying a little oil,
dropping the egg, 🥚

covering the top and bottom with the fiberglass sheet again,

5 minutes

I did it!!✨✨😆🙌🙌

I've been doing this long, long💦 experiment for a nice breakfast fried egg, and
finally, I've made something decent😆

That iron plate I was using until now↓

started sticking after about a week, the coating peeled off↓, and recently it was taking so much time to clean that I was in trouble😂💦
I was replacing it every week or two at most😂 (since it's a very useful item...)
Well, maybe it was the way I was using it...?
(By the way, this is what it looked like after a little over a week)
But, it's super useful!✨😊

Back side

From today, with silicone, it peels off smoothly, cleaning is easy, and
I can serve a breakfast that looks delicious too~🧑‍🍳🙌✨

Since the kids have been on summer vacation since last week, I had some extra time,
and I finally managed to reach a successful experiment🧑‍🍳🙌✨

Conclusion,
Toaster 180°C 5 minutes or less👍💪💯

If you want it soft-boiled, I guess you could shorten the time, but
if it's not cooked through, my older child gets sick😑
My older child can only eat raw or soft-boiled eggs if they are fresh, high-quality eggs from direct farm sales or mail order... (What a damn luxurious stomach😤)

Man, I'm seriously moved!😆🙌✨🍀

Looking back... at first, the breakfast experiment
started on 4/9.

With this microwave cooker above↑, it went well right away, but
this cooker is truly our main cooker, and there isn't a day we don't use it.

Often, I use it for dinner, and if there are leftovers, I just put it in the fridge as is,
and since I was rushing when preparing fried eggs in the morning,
I started experimenting with making fried eggs directly on a regular plate, etc.

On 5/10, it was still in this state↓,

Around 5/28, I reached my limit↓, and after seeing various microwave cooking methods, I bought things and started experimenting...

Why was I so obsessed💢 with this breakfast experiment? Looking back, I remembered that in February or March of this year, I had a day where all my internal organs were in bad shape and I couldn't even stand up.😵

I didn't know that my internal organ functions hadn't fully recovered from an 18-day fast, so I was living normally... and then suddenly I broke down. ...😱💦
That day, the kids were at school, and I was on all fours, groaning, telling the kids to prepare their own breakfast and go to school by themselves... while I was in agony.😖
I confirmed the kids had left the house, and then, unable to bear the intense pain, I fainted at the entrance until past noon...😇

The kids had some miso soup left over from the day before, so they microwaved it, but
when they tried to make fried eggs in a frying pan, they fumbled and burned them completely black...😣

Seeing them rush because school time was approaching, eating yogurt, burnt eggs, and natto in a panic, I thought,
What if this happens again, or if I collapse...?🙄😱
With that thought in mind, I clearly remembered that I wanted to make it so that the kids could safely and properly prepare a satisfying meal by themselves in an emergency, not just for breakfast, but for any meal.😳

The microwave experiment also started from the fact that back then, the kids were able to prepare miso soup immediately by microwaving it.

While doing all that, I forgot about that, started enjoying the possibilities of the microwave🤗, and did various experiments...😶

Well, that was fine too😊

It was long... really long.🥺

And...
I finally did it😊😋

Where there's a will, there's a way!👍💪💯

Let's all eat breakfast together again today😋
By the way, here is the usual breakfast pattern↓

Well, knowing me... I'll probably think of something else again,
like 'I'm going to do it using only store-bought plates!'😤💪
and suddenly get obsessed💢🔥 and start doing it, I guess...😅😑

Well, for now, this is a huge success!🙌✨
My wish has come true😁🙌💪💯
So, I'll consider the breakfast fried egg experiment finished😊✌️

With this, I don't have to rush from the start of the morning more than before,🙌✌️😊
and even if an emergency happens, the kids can prepare it quickly and safely on their own just the same🤗😊

Mission accomplished today🥚👍💯

Now, let's wash the dishes...
Just as I thought that,
on the pack of green onions I threw in the sink,
a smiley face appeared!🙌😁😊

Things like this get me excited🙌🤩
Even when I call out to the kids... are they doing summer vacation homework? Are they relaxing in the air conditioning👀?
'Hmm,' 'Yeah,'
they won't even show their faces😂

Oh well, that's fine😊😁

By the way, the kids have been on summer vacation since last week, so☀️🌞😁
Where should we go?😊
Maybe I'll speed down the highway now🚗 and go swimming in the sea🌊 or something🏖️

The long fried egg experiment is, for now, mission accomplished here✌️.
With this, even if I collapse, the kids should be able to prepare breakfast😁.
From next time, maybe I'll research the 'Kids-Only Microwave Series' together with them like a game😊

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