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How To Make Poached Eggs – Cooked To Perfection!

Fluffy and soft from the outside, but extremely gooey from the inside, wondering how to make poached eggs? Well, you have stumbled upon the right page. A perfect and incredibly healthy breakfast option to pair with any bread of your choice, you are surely going to love this easy poached eggs recipe.  Usually, poached eggs are made in a pan, but you would be surprised to know this but soft poached eggs can be made in the microwave as well. But before we head to the recipe details, let us quickly tell you what are poached eggs? This is indeed one of the most easy and delicate egg recipes. Going by the name, these eggs are mainly poached in boiling water to get a runny egg yolk and softly cooked outer shell.   READ MORE – Step By Step Guide To Makizushi Recipe – How To Make Makizushi? How To Make Poached Eggs In Microwave & Pan?  To make a poached egg, you don’t really need too many ingredients. But to ensure that it is cooked to perfection, you surely need to follow the right recipe guide. From ingredients to how to cook poached eggs in a pan and microwave, everything is just right here.  Ingredients  How To Make Poached Eggs In A Pan – Recipe In Details  Microwave Poached Eggs – Recipe In Details  Key Takeaways  When making poached eggs, you surely need to know how long to cook poached eggs to get the right egg consistency. If you cook it too long, then there is a good chance that your egg won’t be runny. But if you don’t cook it properly, then you have to eat raw eggs! Poached eggs are any day better from sunny side up or boiled eggs. Here, we are basically poaching the eggs, thus, the essential properties of eggs are not lost in this particular cooking method. It is super simple to make and if you get it right once, then trust us, you will never forget the recipe of poached eggs.  It is most definitely a healthy breakfast choice. In fact, poached eggs also form the main base of a very popular egg dish called Eggs Benedict. It is widely served in various English restaurants. Coming down to calories present in the above recipe, 2 poached eggs will carry around 140 to 150 calories. The calorie count will surely vary according to the size of your eggs. If you are having only one poached egg, then it can surely be counted as a low-calorie breakfast option. For those of you all who are sticking to only boiled food, poached eggs can surely be added to your diet chart.  READ MORE – Easy and Creamy Vegan Icecream Recipe READ MORE – Easy to make Spicy ramen recipes!

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