how long do you have to microwave an egg in order to kill the salmonella bacteria :confused:
E edge250 Guest Sep 6, 2006 #1 how long do you have to microwave an egg in order to kill the salmonella bacteria
PHIL HERNON Banned Joined Jun 6, 2002 Messages 14,932 Sep 6, 2006 #2 hey edge250 said: how long do you have to microwave an egg in order to kill the salmonella bacteria Click to expand... Run the egg under hot water for 30 seconds. The salmonella is in the shell.
hey edge250 said: how long do you have to microwave an egg in order to kill the salmonella bacteria Click to expand... Run the egg under hot water for 30 seconds. The salmonella is in the shell.
JETHRO TULL FOUNDING Member / Featured Member / Verified Custo Featured Member Kilo Klub Member Registered Verified Customer Joined Jun 5, 2002 Messages 8,481 Sep 6, 2006 #4 I DID NOT KNOW THAT! Every once in a while I learn something new...this is one of those days! lol...
PHIL HERNON Banned Joined Jun 6, 2002 Messages 14,932 Sep 6, 2006 #5 ahahahah JETHRO TULL said: Every once in a while I learn something new...this is one of those days! lol... Click to expand... Yes, it is in little cracks in the shell.
ahahahah JETHRO TULL said: Every once in a while I learn something new...this is one of those days! lol... Click to expand... Yes, it is in little cracks in the shell.
JETHRO TULL FOUNDING Member / Featured Member / Verified Custo Featured Member Kilo Klub Member Registered Verified Customer Joined Jun 5, 2002 Messages 8,481 Sep 6, 2006 #7 Eggs are a pretty cheap source of protein. I am guilty of being a lazy bastard....so if all I have to do is hold them under hot water....I am on it!
Eggs are a pretty cheap source of protein. I am guilty of being a lazy bastard....so if all I have to do is hold them under hot water....I am on it!
Magnum Active member Kilo Klub Member Registered Joined Feb 7, 2004 Messages 1,911 Sep 6, 2006 #8 1 in 30,000 chance of getting it.
PHIL HERNON Banned Joined Jun 6, 2002 Messages 14,932 Sep 6, 2006 #9 AND Magnum said: 1 in 30,000 chance of getting it. Click to expand... A 1 in 30 chances of burning your fingers, ahhahhahhahha
AND Magnum said: 1 in 30,000 chance of getting it. Click to expand... A 1 in 30 chances of burning your fingers, ahhahhahhahha
L littlemack Guest Sep 6, 2006 #10 But we still do not know which came first? The Chicken or the Egg?
glenihan New member Registered Joined Oct 4, 2004 Messages 189 Sep 6, 2006 #11 i guess i'm that 1 in 30,000 because i got salmanella two years ago .. ever since i only buy the pastuerized egg whites
i guess i'm that 1 in 30,000 because i got salmanella two years ago .. ever since i only buy the pastuerized egg whites
Macdaddy FOUNDING Member Registered Joined Jun 13, 2002 Messages 499 Sep 6, 2006 #12 Phil, I assume you eat your eggs raw?!?!?! Any good recepies or do you just shoot them down like a shot glass?
Phil, I assume you eat your eggs raw?!?!?! Any good recepies or do you just shoot them down like a shot glass?
L littlemack Guest Sep 6, 2006 #13 Be careful with microwaving eggs! One time one exploded in my face! Steam pockets. Not pretty. Hey? I had egg all over my face. bwahhahahahaha
Be careful with microwaving eggs! One time one exploded in my face! Steam pockets. Not pretty. Hey? I had egg all over my face. bwahhahahahaha
A auto26 New member Newbies Joined Aug 31, 2006 Messages 27 Sep 6, 2006 #14 microwave eggs littlemack said: Be careful with microwaving eggs! One time one exploded in my face! Steam pockets. Not pretty. Hey? I had egg all over my face. bwahhahahahaha Click to expand... I cook them a dozen at a time in the microwave - never even take them out of the container. 1 dozen eggs - let them warm up to room temp - then 20% power in the microwave about 23 min - never had one explode yet. The key is to heat them up slowly.
microwave eggs littlemack said: Be careful with microwaving eggs! One time one exploded in my face! Steam pockets. Not pretty. Hey? I had egg all over my face. bwahhahahahaha Click to expand... I cook them a dozen at a time in the microwave - never even take them out of the container. 1 dozen eggs - let them warm up to room temp - then 20% power in the microwave about 23 min - never had one explode yet. The key is to heat them up slowly.