Mar-05-2018 11:02 AM
Mar-08-2018 03:52 PM
bpounds wrote:MrWizard wrote:
i guess i do it wrong
when i want poached eggs, i use cooking oil in the fry, more oil than for frying
i spoon the oil over the top of the eggs, cook just long enough to make the egg white solid and not cook the yolk
I would call that basted. Usually with bacon grease, but oil works too. I don't think it would work well with water.
Mar-08-2018 02:18 PM
Mar-08-2018 11:50 AM
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
- Copper bottom plate for heat conduction
- Stainless pan with silicone handle
- Pyrex lid with silicone lift knob
- Heavy cups with integral lift tabs
- Heavy cup coating using coating like that speckled stuff on good fry pans
- Concentric rings on bottom of pan
- Center ring for one egg, next larger for 2, then a third and a fourth
- Water measurement
- Saves energy saves water
Mar-08-2018 10:18 AM
Mar-08-2018 09:49 AM
Mar-08-2018 09:44 AM
Mar-08-2018 08:58 AM
MrWizard wrote:
i guess i do it wrong
when i want poached eggs, i use cooking oil in the fry, more oil than for frying
i spoon the oil over the top of the eggs, cook just long enough to make the egg white solid and not cook the yolk
Mar-07-2018 12:24 PM
Mar-07-2018 11:40 AM
Mar-07-2018 11:27 AM
Naio wrote:
Like, for instance, I wonder how hot water would get in a dark (e.g. anodized) saucepan with a glass lid, in the sun....
Mar-07-2018 10:07 AM
Mar-07-2018 08:41 AM
Mar-07-2018 05:03 AM
Naio wrote:
I have always poached eggs in a pan of water, and did not know there was a thing called an egg poacher. It's true that you lose some of the white. In my experience, the freshness of the eggs is a major factor. If they are fresh the white is not as runny and you don't lose as much of it.
Mar-07-2018 12:02 AM