How to Microwave Liquid Egg Whites

Written By
G.K. Bayne
G.K. Bayne
Published: Nov 30, 2010
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
1 minute read
How to Microwave Liquid Egg Whites

Trying to cook a whole egg in the microwave can leave you with an exploded egg and a big mess. However, if you break open the egg and separate the white from the yolk, cooking egg whites in the microwave is an easy task. The key to microwaving liquid egg whites is to ensure that the whites have set; meaning that that they are fully cooked.

Separate the yolk from the white and put them into separate dishes. The yolks can be beaten and frozen for later use.

Grease the microwave-safe bowl lightly with butter, then pour the egg whites into the bowl.

Microwave on no more than 50 percent power for 15 seconds.

Stir the whites with a fork.

Microwave an additional 15 to 45 seconds or until the egg white liquid has set in the bowl.

Remove from the microwave, stir and cover with plastic wrap. Let the microwaved egg whites sit for an additional two minutes before serving.

G.K. Bayne

G.K. Bayne is a freelance writer for various websites, specializing in back-to-basics instructional articles on computers and electrical equipment. Bayne began her writing career in 1975 and studied history at the University of Tennessee.

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