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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / August 2006Cement
What is that cement that won't wash off your frying pan after cooking Egg BEaters? I now line the pan with aluminum foil before cooking. That scum is really hard to get off. I hope it don't stick inside the body like that.  SignatureLinux is just a fancy name for Windows blocker. Claude Hopper >What is that cement that won't wash off your frying pan after cooking >Egg BEaters? I now line the pan with aluminum foil before cooking. That >scum is really hard to get off. I hope it don't stick inside the body >like that. Hi Claude Think laterally - try real eggs:-) Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia. d&e, metformin 500mg SignatureEverything in Moderation - Except Laughter. egg whites are like glue. I believe painters used to mix egg white with pigments to make paints that would last. Use a new T-fal teflon pan and they won't stick, even without butter. When it starts to stick, buy another pan. They're cheap. ed > What is that cement that won't wash off your frying pan after cooking > Egg BEaters? I now line the pan with aluminum foil before cooking. That > scum is really hard to get off. I hope it don't stick inside the body > like that. > What is that cement that won't wash off your frying pan after cooking > Egg BEaters? I now line the pan with aluminum foil before cooking. That > scum is really hard to get off. I hope it don't stick inside the body > like that. Cement? I've used egg beaters before and never had that happen. SignatureSee my webpage: http://mysite.verizon.net/juliebove/index.htm > What is that cement that won't wash off your frying pan after cooking > Egg BEaters? I now line the pan with aluminum foil before cooking. That > scum is really hard to get off. I hope it don't stick inside the body > like that. I cook my Egg Beaters in the microwave. Spray a bowl with a little cooking spray, put egg beaters in and cover with plastic wrap and nuke for a couple of minutes. They slide right out of the bowl. SignatureLiz HW/CW/GW 268/143.0/142-147 started maintenance mode 7/8/06 > I cook my Egg Beaters in the microwave. Spray a bowl with a little cooking > spray, put egg beaters in and cover with plastic wrap and nuke for a couple > of minutes. They slide right out of the bowl. Ah, the cooking spray must be the key then. Years ago I did eggs in the microwave and always added a piece of butter or splash of oil. I had no problems with them. I don't buy cooking spray partly because I don't think it's healthy and partly because it contains soy and my daughter is allergic to soy. My husband started cooking eggs in the microwave and there was yellow stuff welded to all my bowls. It was next to impossible to remove! Soaking and scrubbing didn't help. I finally got some SOS pads. They took it off but also part of the finish. He refused to put any form of fat in his eggs. So now I buy him paper bowls and he uses those. SignatureSee my webpage: http://mysite.verizon.net/juliebove/index.htm egg beaters dont stick any more than regular eggs Are you using a spray like Pam, butter flavored , in the pan before cooking the eggbeaters Loretta -- In tribute to the United States of America and the State of Israel, two bastions of strength in a world filled with strife and terrorism. |
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