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It may sound like a strange combination, and most people would understandably not want their eggs to taste like vinegar. However, if you add a little splash of either white wine vinegar or apple cider vinegar, it will not impart a vinegar flavor to your poached eggs. What it will do is help your eggs to remain intact and avoid them breaking apart in the water.
Stir the water before adding your eggs
Another way to get your eggs to remain intact is to stir the water with a spoon before adding them slowly in. This will help them to remain whole and avoid you losing lots of the egg to the water. It’s important to note that lowering your eggs slowly into the water is also crucial.
Cook them on a low heat
Many people poach their eggs into boiling water, which can prevent the eggs from cooking as a whole and mean they break apart. The best way is to have water that is very gently bubbling and to cook your eggs on a low heat for anywhere between 2-3 minutes. After this, it’s best to use a large spoon with holes in it to remove the eggs from the pan and drain them of excess water.
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]]>If you love yourself some hard-boiled eggs to go with your breakfast, lunch or dinner, there’s a super-simple trick that can help keep your egg whole throughout the entire cooking process.
All you need is a wooden match or toothpick! That’s pretty much it.
If you’re using a match, just break off the tip (the part you would normally use to light it) so you’re only left with the wooden part.
Before you start cooking the egg, add one or two wooden toothpicks/tipless matches into the water. This is sure to keep the shell from cracking and leave you with a perfect hard-boiled egg. Bon appรฉtit, baby!
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Using a saucepan instead of a frying pan on medium-low heat will assure that your eggs cook evenly, as the heavier bottom of the pan has even heat, and keeping it from getting too hot will give you enough time for nice curds to form in your scrambled eggs. Adding some creme fraiche at the end of the process can add a delectable tang and creaminess.
Poached
Poached eggs are a little bit more ambitious, but you can totally pull it off. Just remember to use vinegar in your water, crack the egg into a bowl first instead of directly into the water, and ease the egg carefully into the simmering water instead of just dumping it right in.
Fried
To prevent your fried eggs from sticking, you can either use a non-stick pan or a regular pan with a layer of very, very hot oil in the bottom. Higher heat will also keep it nice and crispy.
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