How to use an egg boiler - An Egg-ceptional Guide!

Why Should You Get an Egg Boiler?

If you're an egg lover, investing in a Duronic Egg Boiler is a game-changer for your kitchen. This versatile appliance allows you to cook eggs exactly to your preference—soft, medium, or hard boiled—with ease. Beyond boiling, the EB35 egg cooker and EB40 egg steamer models include an omelette maker, expanding your breakfast options. With the capacity to cook up to seven eggs at once, it’s perfect for families or meal prepping. Plus, the built-in beeping timer ensures perfectly cooked eggs every time, removing the guesswork and allowing you to multitask with confidence.

How Does the Egg Boiler Cook Eggs?

The egg boiler can cook the eggs to the desired consistency - soft, medium or hard boiled and with an omelette maker, enjoy a variety of meals.

Soft-boiled

Ideal for Eggs Benedict, avocado toast, or dipping. Set the dial to the lower setting for soft-boiled eggs with a runny yolk.

Medium-Boiled

Perfect for salads, rice bowls, or devilled eggs. Use the middle setting for a medium-cooked egg, offering a balance between soft and hard.

Hard-Boiled

Suitable for sandwiches, salads, or as a snack. The third option on the dial delivers hard-boiled eggs with a firm texture, easy to slice and versatile in use.

Omelette-Maker

Make omelettes with ease with the toppings you love, using our Omelette Tray!

The EB35 Egg Steamer

Egg Boilers have revolutionised breakfast routines and meal preps, offering a convenient and efficient way to cook eggs. This EB35 egg cooker stands out as a versatile kitchen appliance, capable of cooking up to 7 eggs at a time!

But, How do you use an egg boiler?

How to Boil Eggs:

1. Piercing the Eggs:
Use the pin found on the bottom of the measuring cup to pierce the larger side of each egg. This simple step prevents the shells from cracking and makes peeling easier later on.

2. Measuring the Water:
Fill the provided measuring cup with water to the level corresponding to your desired egg consistency. Pour this into the egg boiler's water tank.

3. Setting Up:
Adjust the dial to your preferred level of hardness - soft, medium or hard. Place the eggs in the basket and cover with the lid.

4. Cooking:
Turn on the egg steamer. The eggs will cook until they reach your selected firmness. The egg cooker will beep an alarm and automatically switch off once the cooking is complete.

Omelette Maker:

Using the Omelette maker is very similar to using the egg boiler. So, here are the steps on how to make an omelette.

1. Measuring the Water:
Fill the provided measuring cup with water and pour this into the egg boiler's water tank.

2. Prepare the Omelette Tray:
Prepare your desired omelette mixture and then pour into the tray. Then place the tray on top of the egg cooker.

3. Setting Up:
Turn the dial to hard boil on the 'cook' side and cover up the omelette tray with the lid.

4. Cooking:
Turn on the egg cooker. The eggs will cook and then the machine will beep an alarm to and the egg boiler will automatically switch off once the cooking is complete.