With the diversification of silicone products, many tableware also choose silicone material, which is also because silicone tableware has the characteristics of diverse colors, beauty, high temperature resistance, easy cleaning, and long service life. The silicone egg fryer we are going to talk about today is also a type of silicone kitchen utensil. Below, we will introduce the usage and precautions of the silicone egg fryer.

The method of using a silicone egg fryer is as follows:

1. Preparation stage: Ensure that the kitchen workbench and stove are clean and tidy, and prepare ingredients such as silicone egg fryer, pan, oil brush, eggs, etc.

2. Preheating stage: Place the fryer on the induction cooker and preheat it on low heat for approximately 1-2 minutes.

3. Oil brushing stage: After preheating, use an oil brush to brush a thin layer of oil on the bottom and sides of the silicone egg fryer to prevent the egg from sticking to the mold.

4. Egg beating stage: After mixing the eggs evenly into a bowl, slowly pour them into a preheated frying egg mold, control the flow of egg liquid, and make the egg liquid evenly cover the bottom of the fryer.

5. Frying stage: Put the egg fryer containing egg liquid into a preheated pan and fry over low heat. During the frying process, keep the mold stable and avoid flipping or moving. According to your taste and preference, you can sprinkle some salt, pepper and other spices on the surface of Egg cakes.

6. Moulding stage: When both sides of the fried egg are golden and the egg yolk solidifies, it can be removed from the silicone fryer. When removing, pay attention to gentle operation to avoid damaging the shape of the fried egg.

7. Cleaning and maintenance: After frying the eggs, rinse the silicone egg fryer with clean water first, and then wipe it clean with a soft cloth to avoid any residue that may affect the next use.

When using a silicone egg fryer, pay attention to the following points:

1. Ensure that the mold is thoroughly cleaned and dried before and after use.

2. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or foam to clean the mold.

3. When not in use for a long time, place the mold in a cardboard box and place it in a cool place.

4. Do not immediately rinse the mold with cold water after leaving the oven to extend its service life.

5. Silicone molds are prone to dust absorption due to static electricity, so they need to be stored properly.