Poached Eggs
About This Recipe
“When I was a young girl I did not know what a poached egg was.We were raised on a farm where we got fried or scrambled eggs because there were too many of us to get special treatment. So we all got the same thing. I figure there are some out there who do not know how to poach an egg.”
Ingredients
Directions
Reviews
“Once the water is simmering, stir the water several times in a clock-wise or anti-clockwise direction, (one or the other) to create a ‘whirlpool’.Drop the eggs one by one into this whirlpool and they will stay rounded in shape.”
“Turned out PERFECT. I consider myself a good cook but have always struggled with poached eggs. Not anymore! Thanks a bunch!!!”
“I add salt to the boiling water, to help hold the whites together while poaching. Great eggies!”
“Fantasticisallicansay.”
“Turned out great. It also helps to swirl the water in a circle, then slip in egg. The white wraps around and into itself, keeping it together more.”
“I usually make my eggs this way,hubby loves them”
“This was my 1st time making a poached egg. I chose this recipe because it seems the easiest and I didn’t want to use a microwave. I simmered the egg for 3 minutes and got one just right—firm whites and a runny yolk. Thanks for posting.:)”
“I also didn’t know how to poach an egg, so it was really great to find this little tip! Thanks so much!”
“Call this recipe egg poaching for dummies lol. I embarrasingly admit it that I didnt know how to poach an egg. This recipe was perfect. I just added a bit of salt in the water and drop my eggs in one at a time giving them space and a little time in between before dropping them in. Thanks for the recipe.”