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In fact, poached eggs are the easiest to make -- provided you ignore classical techniques that use too much water kept at too high a temperature. ... It may disappoint you to learn that if you've poached eggs in little cups in simmering water in a pan on top of the stove, you actually haven't poached them all, but steamed them.
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Poached egg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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I love watching poached eggs cook. They look like little floating angels or ghosts. Those flowing strands of white are nothing to be worried about. Just sit back and watch the magic. The amount of time you leave it in the water depends on how firm you want your yolk.
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Jacques Pépin, celebrity TV chef, shares his recipes, complete TV cooking show episodes from KQED Public Media. ... Jacques Pépin Timeline ... Experience an interactive timeline of Jacques' life based on his autobiography, The Apprentice.
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Here's how to poach perfect eggs. ... Add as many as 6 eggs to the water. ... Poach eggs in advance by slipping into a bowl of cool water. Refrigerate for up to 24 hours. To reheat, place the eggs in hot water for about 10 minutes. Drain well before serving.
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Using a relatively shallow pan makes it easier to slide the eggs in and out of the water. ... Reduce the heat slightly to create a slow boil, rather than a full-on rolling boil. This will keep the eggs from being damaged while cooking. ... Poached eggs in advance:
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