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Clingfilm Poached Eggs! (sounds Crazy But Very Easy)

Clingfilm Poached Eggs! (sounds Crazy But Very Easy)

Over a year ago 22,130 views
Prep: 5 mins
Cook: 5 mins
Serves: 1

Ingredients

Accompaniment

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Method

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    1. Take the mug and push the clingfilm inside so that it covers the entire inside of the mug and a little bit sticks out of the top.

    2. Crack the egg into the clingfilm (preferably with the yolk still intact!)

    3. Take the excess clingfilm and tie it into a knot so that you have a nice little 'egg parcel'

    4. Pop your 'egg parcel' into a saucepan of boiling water for 4-6 minutes depending on how runny you like your eggs.

    5. Cut the top off the clingfilm and pop the egg out onto your toast/brunch/eggs benedict!

    I know this sounds like a crazy way to make poached eggs and many chefs that I've told have told me its 'easy' to make it with vinegar and vortexes, but this is a perfect every time poached egg without any mess in the pan!

Comments (10)

beasley.sue · Over a year ago

This is brilliant ! Just tried it

Mumof4 · Over a year ago

This method is brilliant! I've never been able to cook poached eggs but now have them every day, perfect runny yolks, lovely!

MOOK · Over a year ago

Sound like a good Idea and would make it a lot easier to do more then one at a time in a smallish pan. Will be giving it a go.

cazza2512 · Over a year ago

This is a great idea as I can't poach an egg no matter how I try! Deffo going to try this one soon!

lollypop1984 · Over a year ago

this is so easy to follow the only problem is getting them soft lol

susanharper · Over a year ago

this does sound crazy but im going to give it a go. my daughter has been going on about poached eggs for a few days so she can be my guinea pig, hope it works.

jisi · Over a year ago

I hate the mess of eggy bits and the smell of vinegar. This is just perfect.

no.1swimmum · Over a year ago

What a great idea, I normally poach eggs in the microwave, but they do have a tendancy to explode. I will try this idea, and teach to my son who is about to go to uni and eats a lot of poached eggs.

cubkent · Over a year ago

I wish I could take credit for the idea but I didnt come up with it! I just thought more people should know about this technique, happy poaching

poynty · Over a year ago

this is an outstanding idea. poached eggs are my fav but i cant cook them to save my life. I will try this idea this weekend.

thanks