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Poached V Scrambled Egg TM
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"I can't poach eggs 
Get a cup line it with clingfilm, spray a little oil into it, break egg and pour in, twist top to seal and drop in boiling water for desired time.  "
This seems so much easier than trying to create a whirlpool in a hot pan, drop and pray |
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Scrambled is easier, but if its going on top of something, like salmon, then a poached egg looks great and it's nice cutting into it and having a runny yolk.
It took me research, experimentation and practice to work out how to poach it but now I have a really reliable way to do it. |
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"I can't poach eggs
Get a cup line it with clingfilm, spray a little oil into it, break egg and pour in, twist top to seal and drop in boiling water for desired time.
This seems so much easier than trying to create a whirlpool in a hot pan, drop and pray "
The whirlpool way is rubbish. I've never had good results doing that. I have a patented method that works really well. Luke |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
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"I can't poach eggs
Get a cup line it with clingfilm, spray a little oil into it, break egg and pour in, twist top to seal and drop in boiling water for desired time. "
You'd think it would be foolproof..... but I just have never managed it. |
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"I can't poach eggs
Get a cup line it with clingfilm, spray a little oil into it, break egg and pour in, twist top to seal and drop in boiling water for desired time.
You'd think it would be foolproof..... but I just have never managed it."
Bring a pan of water to the boil (can put a drop of vinegar in but theres no need) turn down...gently add eggs... skim top couple of times..
Literally 2 mins and they are cooked...less is more with poached eggs  |
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"Which of the two are you going to choose.....???? Difficult again I think I will go for Scrambled......"
A soft perfectly poached egg on a slice of sourdough, put your knife through it and watch all that beautiful yellow creamy yolk tumble onto the toast...
...Christ I need a wank now!  |
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