Recipes To You Make With Egg Bite Molds (2024)

FAQs

What are egg bite molds used for? ›

With our Silicone Egg Bites Mold, you can make everything from steamed dumplings to bite-sized brownies! Here are some delicious recipes you can make in minutes with the Silicone Egg Bites Mold and Deluxe Multi Cooker.

Run a bit of your preference of oil around the inside of each of the egg moulds, then place in the pan. Slosh a teaspoon more oil in to each and put over a medium high heat. When hot, crack an egg and start to pour slowly into the egg mould.

Dishwasher-safe as well as oven-safe up to 445° F. Compatibility: Fits any pot or cooking space 8.27″ wide and 2″ high. This includes 6Qt and larger stovetop and electric pressure cookers, multi-cookers, air fryers, ovens and traditional cookware pieces.

Just fill the mold with a mixture of eggs, cheese, and whatever mix-ins you want for a protein-packed breakfast that's easy to take on the go. Enjoy fresh egg bites along with all kinds of sweet and savory treats cooked in the Deluxe Multi Cooker or Quick Cooker, air fryer, oven, or microwave.

As a result, they do not have to be greased to release the baked goods from the molds. If you want to be absolutely sure that nothing sticks, you can rinse the molds with cold water before baking and fill in the dough immediately afterwards. Silicone molds can be used, rinsed and reused as often as you like.

To be safe, a light spray of Pam, oil spray or a rub of butter will avoid any issues. Do I need to cover the egg molds? Not all recipes require you to cover the mold, but most of them do. So far the only thing I don't mind making without a cover are No Peel Hard Boiled Eggs.

Most stainless steel and silicone egg molds can be used on the stovetop or the oven. Silicone molds can also be used in a microwave, but metal not can not. Most plastic egg molds are designed for microwave use or adding a design to hard-boiled eggs after they've been cooked.

Do you need to grease silicone molds for cake? Silicone is naturally a bit nonstick on its own. Usually, my cakes have enough fat and sugar and will not stick to the surface without any extra greasing. That being said, just grease the pan anyways.

Bake in the oven: Place the silicone mold on a baking sheet and carefully transfer it to the preheated oven. Bake for approximately 10-15 minutes, or until the eggs are set according to your preference. Cool and enjoy: Once cooked, remove the silicone mold from the oven and let it cool for a few minutes.

Do you spray silicone molds when baking? ›

Most silicone requires a coating of grease and flour to ensure clean unmolding. My preference is Baker's Joy spray because it has no residual smell or taste and the cakes unmold perfectly. When it comes to coating small cavities of silicone molds, the spray also coats the top of the molds and bakes onto it.

Our scrambled eggs are made with liquid eggs that are cooked fresh on our grill with real butter. Folded Eggs: Our folded eggs, like the ones on a Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit, are made with liquid eggs that are pre-cooked and folded before being flash frozen by our suppliers.

This picker makes a small hole in the egg to make it easier to peel the shell when making boiled eggs. When not in use, the dial can be set to "LOCK" for safe storage.

Egg cups are the little dishes that soft-boiled eggs are served in. They keep the egg upright to maintain its form. When you cut the top of the egg off while it's positioned in an egg cup, you end up with the perfect yolky dipping bowl for toast.

Silicone molds have the advantage of easy release, since they don't stick to food the same way metallic cookware does and are easy to "peel" away from the food. Silicone molds don't need to be pre-greased, but a little cooking spray won't hurt if you want to make sure your egg bites turn out whole and intact.

Pricking the bottom of the larger side of your eggs not only keeps them from cracking but also makes them easier to peel. This is because there's air in the fatter, flatter part of your egg.