Perfect poached eggs

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Re: Perfect poached eggs

Postby lissie » 18 Apr 2013, 09:17

I bought some of those poaching bags in Aldis and tried them.
I am not over impressed :?
They came out a funny shape (almost square) but i will say
that the yolk was perfection :)
I will stick with my own way as they look better and are
quicker :D

lissie :D
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Re: Perfect poached eggs

Postby JoM » 18 Apr 2013, 11:26

debih wrote:
I am going to look out for some of those little silicone mould things though as they will be cheaper in the long run if they are reusable.


I bought some pound shop silicone poachers and found that the bags are much better, Dunelm sell some which are around £3 each though so maybe they might be a bit better.
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Re: Perfect poached eggs

Postby Diflower » 18 Apr 2013, 15:27

Fugitive wrote:Well! Anyone see last night's Masterchef contestants making a complete mess of cooking poached eggs? All over the place they were-and these are supposed to be the best of the bunch :shock:


I watched it this afternoon, I wasn't half pleased to see how they c*cked those up :lol:
Felt sorry for John and Greg, having to actually taste smoked mackerel with poached egg, I think I'd have gagged :oops: :)
Good show though, a nice lot fitted into the hour.
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