Two Ways to Poach Eggs

September 24th, 2014

I tried two ways of poaching eggs:

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One was to drop the egg in swirling hot water (photo on top) while the other was to put the raw egg in baking paper and submerging this in hot water (bottom photo).

This was the egg that was drop in swirling hot water. You can look up videos about this method in YouTube.

Tummy Fillers Plateful of Fun

This was the egg in baking paper that was submerged in hot water.

Tummy Fillers Plateful of Fun
The first method was easier to do for me.

Either way, poached egg is delicious!

 

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