How to Make a Sunny-Side-Up Egg
Estimated Cooking Difficulty: ★★
Essential Ingredients and Tools
- Eggs
- Salt
- Oil
- Microwave with adjustable power settings or microwave with fixed power settings (see Additional Content for definitions and identification methods)
- Chopsticks or toothpicks
Calculations
- Use 1 egg.
- Use 1 g of salt per egg.
- Use 5 mL of oil per egg.
Using the above parameters, calculate the ratio of raw materials to be used.
Instructions
Microwave with Adjustable Power Settings
- Prepare a small bowl. Pour in the calculated amount of oil, add salt, and stir to mix. Tilt the bowl to coat the inner surface with oil.
- Crack an egg into the bowl.
- Pierce the surface of the yolk. Use 5 punctures with a toothpick or 1 puncture with chopsticks.
- Place in the microwave and cook on medium power for 3 minutes.
Microwave with Fixed Power Settings
- Prepare a small bowl. Pour in the calculated amount of oil, add salt, and stir to mix. Tilt the bowl to coat the inner surface with oil.
- Crack an egg into the bowl.
- Pierce the surface of the yolk. Use 5 punctures with a toothpick or 1 puncture with chopsticks.
- Place in the microwave and cook for 1 minute.
- while (the egg is not fully set and solidified in large areas) microwave for 30 seconds;
Additional Content
while (the doneness of the egg does not match personal preference) microwave for 1 minute;
- Microwave with Fixed Power Settings:
- Definition: A microwave where power level cannot be adjusted, only the duration.
- Identification: If the control panel lacks labels for low, medium, or high power, it is a microwave with fixed power settings.
- Microwave with Adjustable Power Settings:
- Definition: A microwave where both power level and duration can be controlled.
- Identification: If the control panel has labels for low, medium, or high power, it is a microwave with adjustable power settings.
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