Can one or two eggs at a time be cooked in this?
1802561
You can cook up to four eggs at a time in the Big Boiley. I believe there is a smaller version that only cooks two.
1258814
Yes, just like you will always have enogh batter left to justfill one side and cook th e last one, you could start with enough to cook just one.
2011419
Nope; sorry! I wouldn't recommend it. Just do that separately and then put it in the cooker.
921180
We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with a delayed 2nd one. We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work... » Read More We have used our wafflemaker for just one waffle, but since there are two of us, we usually make two at a time. I am guessing that since we have made only one waffle at a time -- finishing up a bowl of batter after we've already made two, I would think you could start one and then begin the second later. There is only one on-off switch, but each waffle maker has its own light and beep to let you know when that side is ready and when that waffle is done. I'm not sure how it would work with a very delayed 2nd waffle, but since it will do one at a time, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with a delayed 2nd one. « Show Less
82219
yes you can but if you did i'd put a couple of TBLSP of water in the side not being used.I use egg beaters that is premixed and always use both sides the extra omelette i put in the refig to eat the next day.
1238218
Yes you can, I've used mine for cooking bulk sausage into pattys and I've also cooked eggs in it.
1091626
I only cook for 2 of us but we like leftovers. I guess I haven't tried to cook for 2 so I can't answer this question. I would think if you were cooking smaller amounts then you could cut down on your cooking time.
516582
I've successfully poached 3 eggs at a time in the little poaching accessory tray. But my favorite thing is to hard-boil 7 at a time, because my family loves hard-boiled eggs. I often make "deviled eggs" which are always a big hit.
950546
Yes - cooks very well - my only issue is size. If you cook more than 2 eggs often, get the larger size.
2082164
You can cook any smaller amount up to its capacity. This is per my wife who uses it often.
1508187
Mitchell...you can do three poached eggs at a time. You'll love this machine...I use it a couple times a week for poached, soft and hard boiled eggs. You'll play with a time or two and when you get it the way you want it your eggs will be perfect every time.
1991974
naturally, depends on size...though, i have cooked a four at a time and worked great.
1088701
I have only ever made 4 eggs at once. I always use jumbo eggs. This is what I do. Put 1/2 tsp. of water into each egg cup. Then crack the egg and center the yolk into the cup. Put another 1/2 tsp. of water on top of the eggs. Then poke the whites and the yolk of each egg several times with a sharp knife. Cover and cook on a medium to medium high setting. For my microwave, I use power level 7. Set the timer for 2 minutes because it is 30 seconds per egg. Then leave the container in the microwave or on your counter without removing the lid for at least 1 - 2 more minutes. When I remove my cover, my eggs are perfect. Remove the eggs carefully. This is the biggest challenge when cooking 4 eggs. Adjust this method accordingly to your microwave, size of your eggs, and how many you are cooking. Remember, 30 seconds per egg. This should do it. Good luck!
660929
I haven't made just one, but I don't see why not. (who can only eat one waffle <g>) just pour the batter onto the one side. The setting should be the same. Let us know how it works out for you.
1535456
You could cook a couple of pancakes at a time using the flat plate, and a couple of waffles at a time using the waffle plates. Wouldn't be able to cook both at the same time with this (or any that I'm aware of).
516583
I only do 2 at a time ...but I like my yolks runny. Any more than that and they are too firm. I also remove some of the whites to help to keep them from over cooking or getting too runny
668071
yes! In fact that is how we normally make them. Works just fine! use just 1 large egg and scramble before pouring into the cooker.