It's a good thing all the salt doesn't end up in the egg, that's pretty much enough sodium for one day and I would skip the butter or fake butter, just get better toast and I'm not fat. Oh and I love Four Tet's remix of Radiohead's Scatterbrain
I love poached eggs, have problems with them holding together but loathe vinegar. I think the key is a good egg. My wife thinks im imagining this but I think browner shelled eggs are better. The water has to be as hot as possible before adding, and add quickly.
you dont want the water boiling when you add the eggs! bring it to a boil and then reduce to a simmer then add egg. poke the yoke down into the white, put a lid on it and take off heat... its done in a few minutes...
ah dear pat, it's adam's usa mum lmao,he turned me onto NUN SHALL COME almost 2 yrs ago and i'm a fan, i love your china and stove btw! you do know you get more uniform better results if you make a vicious little swirling vortex in the water before dropping the egg in?also lmao,crack the egg by tapping it on a flat surface, no shells (did he tell you mumsy's a chef lmao)
Glad you enjoyed my cookery demonstration, however (sad to say), i have had no joy with the vortex method. I think in the end it all boils down to the freshness of the egg.
Ahh-hahh, so vinegar holds the egg(s) together then? I swear I learned how to make poached eggs by watching this, I just didnt have vinegar and it came out wonderful. I just didn't swirl...only when I drinkz yo...now that's swirve'n...
Well done video. Good looking egg. 1 thing... Never, ever, under any circumstances, break your egg on a bowl or a pan. Break it on a flat surface :). Good luck...oh, and don't listen to those fools who said too much salt. They are the same people who wouldn't salt the water when making pasta. Instead, they'd probably add olive oil (sure way for the sauce to slide off the noods). bastards!
i've tried the whirlpool method once and the egg disintergrated into multistranded froth (it may not have been a very fresh egg tho). I think that having a really fresh egg is the key, and the vinegar also does a good job of holding it together.
Not the most presentable method of doing it, but the process is well executed. It'd be best to actually explain that you're using salt and vinegar as well. Good video, though.
awww.... mini stove!
Snipza 1 year ago
shit man, just fuckin tell us how to poach an egg
JenkyBoom 1 year ago
mmmm that looks yummy!!!!
ajeyaran 1 year ago
cool video
fredbe31 2 years ago
I wish my oven had a toasting compartment like that one does.
whataburgerfan1 2 years ago 2
this actually made my mouth water!
well done!
sgnrobb 2 years ago
Lrn2toaster
DazzaBo 2 years ago
frustrating
Bettinabarta 2 years ago
easier than it looks!
olza3 2 years ago
its water
mannyrai786 2 years ago
what kind of oil was that?
Livicsf 2 years ago
The liquid in the bottle was vinegar - a tablespoon or so helps the whites stay together instead of turning into a cloud of egg-white.
47f0 2 years ago
pretty sure it was vinegar
ttk1opc 2 years ago
Aye it was, cheers.
Livicsf 2 years ago
Best instructional video I've seen. Great job.
drummer920183 2 years ago
lmao i swear everyone ignores the heel of the bread and goes for the inner pieces instincts or what? lmao
ion5061 2 years ago
As a child I was the contrarian in our large family. I liked the heel, spinach and chicken necks...
fluxdust 2 years ago
Very cool! I am inspired now!
cinciscott 2 years ago
needs HP
baconsenior 2 years ago
that looks delicious
ledZeppelinkid4706 2 years ago
nicely done video, I am crap at making poached eggs
dweller88 2 years ago
This video is way to intense to just be making an egg
sregnery 2 years ago 14
life is intense
Patbuchanan 2 years ago 3
and frustrating
filled with frustation and intention
but that is not of importance to those who eat poached eggs
ha
mohamedmaarouf 2 years ago
I just had an out of body experience.
asparwhite86 1 year ago
You've got the poched egg, now switch the white bread for multigrain bread, and forget the butter... And you have a perfectly healthy breakfast.
helsbard 2 years ago
Alternatively, stick a big butt load of ketchup on there and make it even tastier.
GraigRussell 2 years ago
ketchup taste better on omelets :)
helsbard 2 years ago
Bread has Starch.
seanwagner 2 years ago
what song is this
ProjectRevolution07 2 years ago
I'ma gonna make me a poached egg right now. This is a quite simple and self-explanatory video! thanks! Appreciate :)
SnazzSnzWarsaw 2 years ago
haha, really bizzare video man, i loved it!!
anyway i shall go and give poaching an egg a try!!
tc1991t9 2 years ago 4
that's a super-cool stove :)
zombiedreams 2 years ago
yes it's a "Flavel Vanessa", an ingenious little cooker, completely made out of tin foil (rarther like my powermac g5)
Patbuchanan 2 years ago
It's a good thing all the salt doesn't end up in the egg, that's pretty much enough sodium for one day and I would skip the butter or fake butter, just get better toast and I'm not fat. Oh and I love Four Tet's remix of Radiohead's Scatterbrain
mexchico17 2 years ago
i made better ones this morning...
josh742 2 years ago
who uses limescaled kettle water? Boil some fresh water dufus!
postman46 2 years ago
I love poached eggs, have problems with them holding together but loathe vinegar. I think the key is a good egg. My wife thinks im imagining this but I think browner shelled eggs are better. The water has to be as hot as possible before adding, and add quickly.
pepperdean200 3 years ago
you dont want the water boiling when you add the eggs! bring it to a boil and then reduce to a simmer then add egg. poke the yoke down into the white, put a lid on it and take off heat... its done in a few minutes...
andkeener 3 years ago
is that air or fortet (music)
fbhatty2 3 years ago
good vid,i love poached eggs
southernfamble 3 years ago
hmm... mine goes all over when i try.
might have a go this way :)
iwanaplayagame1 3 years ago
nasty
moedem 3 years ago
mmm i love poached eggs
PinkMimosa 3 years ago
yum cold toast.
captomcook 3 years ago 2
The music was great at the begining, what song is?
thesomeone45 3 years ago 2
rubbish
richardbam 3 years ago
that thing is called a spider. glad i could help
jawbroke5150 3 years ago
Yeah, the music does get annoying. But I like the thing he takes it out of the water with.
suzyq642 3 years ago
i dont like poached eggs
Ralgondo 4 years ago
good info and editing..thanks!!
hafrul 4 years ago
ah dear pat, it's adam's usa mum lmao,he turned me onto NUN SHALL COME almost 2 yrs ago and i'm a fan, i love your china and stove btw! you do know you get more uniform better results if you make a vicious little swirling vortex in the water before dropping the egg in?also lmao,crack the egg by tapping it on a flat surface, no shells (did he tell you mumsy's a chef lmao)
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jbjno1 4 years ago
Glad you enjoyed my cookery demonstration, however (sad to say), i have had no joy with the vortex method. I think in the end it all boils down to the freshness of the egg.
Patbuchanan 4 years ago
thanks for getting adam on the salt lol
jbjno1 4 years ago
That looked soooo good! Well prepared. Thank you.
irvpat 4 years ago
the music got a bit annoying. but other than that. the vid was pretty good.
MoleSnyper 4 years ago
nice record
faustorigoni 4 years ago
Ahh-hahh, so vinegar holds the egg(s) together then? I swear I learned how to make poached eggs by watching this, I just didnt have vinegar and it came out wonderful. I just didn't swirl...only when I drinkz yo...now that's swirve'n...
livedd0 4 years ago
Neat, but I wanted to see coffee pour out of the pot. Maybe in the sequel...
realjennykim 4 years ago
quality lmao, i love poached eggs!!
barbz008 4 years ago
Well done video. Good looking egg. 1 thing... Never, ever, under any circumstances, break your egg on a bowl or a pan. Break it on a flat surface :). Good luck...oh, and don't listen to those fools who said too much salt. They are the same people who wouldn't salt the water when making pasta. Instead, they'd probably add olive oil (sure way for the sauce to slide off the noods). bastards!
JustMightBeGod 4 years ago 2
that's just made me hungry...i think i'll have a poached egg.thanx for that
banjobones 4 years ago
way too much salt!
steveg008 4 years ago
Nice video. Real vivid colours - I thought I was back in the 1970's. Can you tell me anything about the camera that was used?
08hamster 5 years ago
I think it's just a VHS camcorder with manual shutter speed / white balance. I have a VHS camcorder that has very similar video.
roflcopterrr 4 years ago
try strirring the water to creat a whirlpool then add the egg
steevestuff 5 years ago
i've tried the whirlpool method once and the egg disintergrated into multistranded froth (it may not have been a very fresh egg tho). I think that having a really fresh egg is the key, and the vinegar also does a good job of holding it together.
Patbuchanan 5 years ago
too much salt man
anthonybradley 5 years ago
just exactly what i was looking for. thanku!!
videosdeguada 5 years ago
OK love the breakfast . So where's the book that comes with it?
god2064 5 years ago
Not the most presentable method of doing it, but the process is well executed. It'd be best to actually explain that you're using salt and vinegar as well. Good video, though.
applekiddy 5 years ago