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Intro:
Before you begin
Step 1:
Boil the water
Step 2:
Add the eggs
Step 3:
Finish the eggs
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To serve a crowd with ease, poach your eggs in
advance. Cook them till just barely done, then
carefully place in cool water to cover till serving
time. To reheat, place them in a pot of barely
simmering water for about a minute (longer for
firmer yolks).
If you use Method #2, you may end up with some
ragged edges. Feel free to trim them, if desired,
before serving.
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2torial #0572:
Learn2 Poach an
Egg (Continued)
Add the eggs
There are two methods, and the first one is
nearly foolproof. After you've mastered it, you may
want to try the second method, which uses one less
dish.
Method 1#: The teacup
- Break each egg into a small cup. Lower the
cup into the water, and quickly tip the egg out.
- Hold the cup upside-down for a moment or two
to prevent the white from spreading.
- Don't add more than three eggs at a time, as
they become difficult to handle.
Method #2: The swirl
- Create a small whirlpool in the cooking
water by making tight circles with a narrow
spatula or spoon.
Immediately crack an egg into the center of the
swirling water; the circular motion of the water
will keep it together. Don't overcrowd the pan.
Step
3
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