Individual Single Egg Poacher Non Stick Aluminum with Cover (1 Each)

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Prepworks pride themselves on making convenient products perfect for the busy home cook that is budget-friendly and help you achieve a healthier lifestyle. Hard-boiled eggs are simultaneously the easiest and hardest thing to cook. The recipe is simple, but if there’s a little bit of distraction, the eggs can overcook, forming an unattractive green ring around the yolk and making the white rubbery. If you don't let them cook for long enough, the end result is undercooked and slimy. Egg cookers take the timing out of the cook’s hands, making perfect eggs much easier. Many include settings for soft-boiled or medium eggs, and some can even poach eggs or make omelets. If you do want to do it the old-fashioned way, here's our tried-and-true guide to cooking (and peeling) the perfect hard-boiled eggs. What makes a great egg poacher? This is the key criteria I used to judge these poachers and what you should keep in mind when buying your own. Keen to up your brunch game? Or fancy adding a tasty topping to a bowl of noodles? A poached egg is a versatile addition to mealtimes. What’s more, eggs are an affordable way of adding vitamin D, B6, B12 and minerals such as zinc, iron and copper to your family’s diet, so, although a beautifully poached egg can feel indulgent, it’s actually incredibly healthy. If you’re looking for the ideal combination of convenience and low cost, Mumsnet users couldn’t speak more highly of Poachies as a budget-friendly egg-poaching tool for occasional use. These nifty poaching bags self-seal when submersed in bubbling hot water, allowing the the egg to cook perfectly without leakage.

This countertop cooker is a handy gadget for egg enthusiasts. Not only does it poach eggs, two at a time, but it can also boil them and help whip up a delicious omelette in minutes. The most notable selling point to this poacher pan from Dash is the sheer volume of eggs it can cook. This poacher pan is perfect for family events, holiday celebrations, picnics, or any event that requires you to cater to a large group! Because we know that there’s nothing like a real recommendation, we first headed to the Mumsnet forums to find out what egg poachers our users had tried, tested and rated after extensive use.Since the poacher uses the microwave rather than the stovetop, it cooks eggs in a matter of minutes. Design: You can find poachers in various designs from silicone cups, electric poachers, and poacher rings. There is no right or wrong type of poacher, it’s whatever works best for you. You should opt for one that you can easily use every day.

EASY-TO-PEEL SHELL: Cook up to 7 eggs in soft, medium, or hard boiled firmness, while saving time and water. Eggs come out consistently perfect, shell is extremely easy to peel, and clean up is a cinch. Versatile: The Maxi-Matic isn’t just an egg poacher, but an egg-boiler, scrambler, and omelet and vegetable steamer all in one. Handle stays cool: The handle of this egg poacher stays cool, making for a safer cooking experience. They’re all about families preparing, cooking, and eating together and have designed kitchen products that help you and your family achieve that goal for over 37 years.

Egg poacher FAQs

Many egg cookers have very simple controls. However, certain models have LED displays, lights, or audible alerts to help you monitor the cooking progress. While some models have just an on/off switch and cook according to the amount of water you add to the maker, others allow you to set the specific cook time. If you're cooking whole eggs in their shells, you typically won't have much mess to clean. Once your egg cooker is turned off and unplugged, you can take any removable egg trays or poaching trays and wash them by hand or in the dishwasher, depending on what's specified by the manufacturer.