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Would You Make Poached Eggs With Tap Water?

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5 hours ago, MrJ2U said:

You boil the water  before also.

Not when brushing teeth (and rinsing) no, straight from the tap.

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  • I use tap water for brushing teeth and coffee/tea so can't see it being an issue for poached eggs (unless you have specific issues with the pipes).

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I brush teeth, cook rice, pasta, potatoes, all in tap water.  So eggs, yes.

I wish now i had taken a photo, 3 months go i changed the bum gun due to poor output, new gun all's well, having nothing else to do i thought a trip inside it to see what makes it tick would fill an hour up, after destroying it to get inside i was shocked it was full of green algae hence the poor output.

So 3 months on and new gun this time with remove able nozzle has poor output, yep you guessed full of green algae, so would i use tap water for poached eggs, nope.

 

Our water comes straight from the mains not from a domestic tank.

9 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

I just brought a Microwave egg poacher from Lazada--- 190 Bt....... 60 seconds works great.

I bought one too, but from Rimping. No need to use water at all, except a drop in the container.

I know of some people that crack the egg into a sealable sandwich bag and then poach it. Sprayed some nonstick inside the sandwich bag first they did.

14 hours ago, IAMHERE said:

I know of some people that crack the egg into a sealable sandwich bag and then poach it. Sprayed some nonstick inside the sandwich bag first they did.

There's also a technique where you put a double layer of clingfilm into a ramekin, crack the egg into that, then lift up the edges of the clingfilm and twist them.  That should protect the egg from any nasties in the water.  It also produces a very neat looking egg.

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