We always use white vinegar not malt and yea I agree the swirl is a myth. Sometime we have to cook up to 6 poached eggs at once, if you swirled you'd end up with a giant 6 yolker :-) But your eggs look lovely :-)
I've seen people use the swirling water method but they're using a pasta pot size pan of water. This looks a lot easier using a frying pan. Getting the raw egg in looks a lot more simple.
you may have won the Best Fry Up title, but you'll never win Best Poach Up!! haha! Your restaurant looks very welcoming (saw the walk through video) very nice renovation!!
I’m always doing mine in a frying pan, so much easier but I’ve always put vinegar in. Think I’m gonna cut the vinegar and do it your way, thanks for the video xx
There's nothing weres than a snotey egg , I THINK YOU cook your poached eggs the way you like .Take care and all the best. I have seen Martin and shanon ,filming at you place .😊😊😊👍👍👍
Years ago I watched an Irish chef on telly cook 6 poached eggs in a large frying pan. Looked so much easier than the vinegar/vortex method: as long as its not snotty, I'm happy. I've even tried cooking one in a cup half filled with hot water in a microwave (think for 1:10...but dont quote me on that!!). I'm not bothered if they're a bit over cooked: l love hard boiled. On the strength of this vid, we'll be ha ing poached eggs in the morning! 🥚
Great tutorial. The egg without the vinegar or swirling definitely looked the best! I used to put the eggs through a sieve first, but I don't think I'll bother anymore. Yours always look great 👌Cheers.
I always strain my egg through a s/steel sink strainer over a ramikin first, if the albumen runs through too fast it's likely a bad egg. You need the freshest of eggs to make a successful poached egg. Any of them could have been a bad egg just cracking them straight in. Always spin the water first if doing them in a deep pan, the centrifugal force will keep the egg together. I place mine in a frying pan the same as you and I place them around the pan in clockwise order so I know exactly which one has been in the longest, I find 2 ½ minutes in steaming water to be perfect, not bubbling water just still & steaming. I bet it's all different in a busy cafe with so much other stuff going on though.
I've seen the eggs you serve in your place, thanks to Martin and Sharon and they look absolutely perfect. When we have done poached eggs here, we always stirred the water very fast and THEN dropped the egg in. I think I'll be doing them YOUR way from now on though because like I said, yours are perfect. Just how I would like them. Thanks so much for doing these videos and showing us how your food is cooked so glad you decided to start your own channel. I have subscribed and I wish you both the best of everything Dale and Nicola. Sadly, I don't live close to The Ragged Apron as I would be a regular customer. 🤩
Hi Dale and nocola i always do mine in frying pan no vinegar it works every time I've tried egg poacher pans and the plastic egg poacher in microwave they were rubbish .love your videos love fran xxxx
Hi Dale and Nicola, i think how you normally do them is the best way. Whenever you see Martin's eggs they are always perfect, in fact all your meals look lovely. If i lived near you i would definitely visit your restaurant. I do mine in a bowl in the microwave
I poach my eggs in a scoville small frying pan from.asda i just get the water boiling then turn the temperature down a touch then crack the egg in and wait for the magic to happen hey presto after a few mins a lovely poached egg ❤
i normally poach my eggs in the microwave with one of those double plastic egg poacher gizmos but ill try the pan way coz your vlog has inspired me...thanks again
Couldn't wait just found a small non stick frying pan I don't use and cooked a poached egg in it with no vinegar. Perfect with a bit of tomato sauce will be eating lots of poached eggs from now on. Better than winning the jackpot. 😛😁🤣 x
Thanks folks!! I'm trying this :) I've never ever been able to make a poached egg like this. It always breaks up like the third one. I'll try a frying pan in future :)
I do this as it works every time. My sister told me years ago, its such a great tip & lovely of you to share. Im going to sub now as this is a helpful, friendly vlog.
@@raggedapronLoving your videos, this is exactly how I used to poach eggs in my coffee shop in Lyme Regis ,many years ago. Yes I agree eggs , milk bread , delivered daily .Keep up the hard work,but remember to take a moment for you.
We always use white vinegar not malt and yea I agree the swirl is a myth. Sometime we have to cook up to 6 poached eggs at once, if you swirled you'd end up with a giant 6 yolker :-) But your eggs look lovely :-)
Water should be stirred before the egg goes in.
Whatever your method your eggs always look delicious
Hi all...we love your poached egg on toast 😋 thank you for your vlog, much appreciated as usual Sue & Ben (Woodhall Spa)xx
I find the egg sticks to the pan 🍳 so I've invested in a good pan that the butler's use . So my advice to everyone is buy good pans 😊
Thanks so much for this video and your detailed explanations, very useful and helpful! Will definitely be trying the frying pan next time!
You are so welcome!
Hi dale and Nicola thank you for this tip wishing great success for the future best wishes Sheila and family
I've seen people use the swirling water method but they're using a pasta pot size pan of water. This looks a lot easier using a frying pan. Getting the raw egg in looks a lot more simple.
you may have won the Best Fry Up title, but you'll never win Best Poach Up!! haha!
Your restaurant looks very welcoming (saw the walk through video) very nice renovation!!
Our vlogs, are to help people save time, money, and try new methods
That's exactly how i cook them. Perfect every time
Perfect every time, just how I like it.
Thankyou, but not as good as Jakes 😀
I’m always doing mine in a frying pan, so much easier but I’ve always put vinegar in. Think I’m gonna cut the vinegar and do it your way, thanks for the video xx
There's nothing weres than a snotey egg , I THINK YOU cook your poached eggs the way you like .Take care and all the best. I have seen Martin and shanon ,filming at you place .😊😊😊👍👍👍
Going to try in frying pan without vinegar. ❤
It's the best way ,works everytime . Frying pan ,gentle poach NO vinegar
I thin you'll find you should stir the water first, put the egg in, and leave it alone..
Years ago I watched an Irish chef on telly cook 6 poached eggs in a large frying pan.
Looked so much easier than the vinegar/vortex method: as long as its not snotty, I'm happy.
I've even tried cooking one in a cup half filled with hot water in a microwave (think for 1:10...but dont quote me on that!!).
I'm not bothered if they're a bit over cooked: l love hard boiled.
On the strength of this vid, we'll be ha ing poached eggs in the morning! 🥚
Interesting!
Great tutorial. The egg without the vinegar or swirling definitely looked the best! I used to put the eggs through a sieve first, but I don't think I'll bother anymore. Yours always look great 👌Cheers.
Thank you Dale, that was very informative. Hope you and Nicola are well 😊
All good
I always strain my egg through a s/steel sink strainer over a ramikin first, if the albumen runs through too fast it's likely a bad egg. You need the freshest of eggs to make a successful poached egg. Any of them could have been a bad egg just cracking them straight in.
Always spin the water first if doing them in a deep pan, the centrifugal force will keep the egg together.
I place mine in a frying pan the same as you and I place them around the pan in clockwise order so I know exactly which one has been in the longest, I find 2 ½ minutes in steaming water to be perfect, not bubbling water just still & steaming.
I bet it's all different in a busy cafe with so much other stuff going on though.
I've seen the eggs you serve in your place, thanks to Martin and Sharon and they look absolutely perfect. When we have done poached eggs here, we always stirred the water very fast and THEN dropped the egg in. I think I'll be doing them YOUR way from now on though because like I said, yours are perfect. Just how I would like them. Thanks so much for doing these videos and showing us how your food is cooked so glad you decided to start your own channel. I have subscribed and I wish you both the best of everything Dale and Nicola. Sadly, I don't live close to The Ragged Apron as I would be a regular customer. 🤩
Frying pan is the only way. Plain water only. I just bring to boil, turn off and drop eggs in. Never fails.
Thanks for the tip dale nice will trying the frying pan one out tomorrow nice one 👍👍👍👍
Great one Dale 👍🏻👍🏻
Good one. I love a well poached egg guys. Aussie Bob ❤
Great tips on poached eggs, will definitely be using that method in the frying pan (no vinegar for me) thank you guys ❤
This is the one i have been waiting for
Brilliant you’d eggs always look soo good
Hi Dale and nocola i always do mine in frying pan no vinegar it works every time I've tried egg poacher pans and the plastic egg poacher in microwave they were rubbish .love your videos love fran xxxx
Good tips,
Thank you Dale and Nicola, love your videos. ❤
I’ve seen lots of your food with Martin and Sharon it all looks so delicious.
Great video
Thanks!
Thank u for your tip first time my poached egg turned out perfect
Great
Hadn’t thought of doing poached eggs in a frying pan, I’ll be giving it a go 👍😀
Thanks x
What a great tip 👍👏👍 thanks pal 👍
Hi Dale and Nicola, i think how you normally do them is the best way. Whenever you see Martin's eggs they are always perfect, in fact all your meals look lovely. If i lived near you i would definitely visit your restaurant. I do mine in a bowl in the microwave
Thanks so much
Love your videos ❤
I poach my eggs in a scoville small frying pan from.asda i just get the water boiling then turn the temperature down a touch then crack the egg in and wait for the magic to happen hey presto after a few mins a lovely poached egg ❤
Thanks dale,finally i can do a lovely poached egglol❤love your beautiful reataraunt.yòu have both done well.❤
i normally poach my eggs in the microwave with one of those double plastic egg poacher gizmos but ill try the pan way coz your vlog has inspired me...thanks again
Me too, works fine
Great, never thought of using a frying pan. Going to use that method, Thanks Eileen 😀
Hope you enjoy
Couldn't wait just found a small non stick frying pan I don't use and cooked a poached egg in it with no vinegar. Perfect with a bit of tomato sauce will be eating lots of poached eggs from now on. Better than winning the jackpot. 😛😁🤣 x
Thanks folks!! I'm trying this :) I've never ever been able to make a poached egg like this. It always breaks up like the third one. I'll try a frying pan in future :)
Love a poached egg, will certainly be using your method from now on. Sound quality much better too
Hi both this vlog came up on my recommended page I think I'm going to enjoy your channel so I have subscribed x
Welcome aboard!
Eggcellent video
I do this as it works every time. My sister told me years ago, its such a great tip & lovely of you to share. Im going to sub now as this is a helpful, friendly vlog.
stir first, make a whirlpool, drop egg into centre and cold water vinegar 30 minutes before cooking
Shame you didn’t show us the yolk !
I always drain mine on kitchen paper I hate water on my toast or plate
Try a bean tin with the bottom cut out perfect diameter size of an egg,perfect circle 😂
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Ment to stir water before you put egg in .and need proper fresh eggs
Need fresher eggs with an albumen that holds together better. I’d eat ‘em all though.
Our egg's are collected daily
@@raggedapronLoving your videos, this is exactly how I used to poach eggs in my coffee shop in Lyme Regis ,many years ago. Yes I agree eggs , milk bread , delivered daily .Keep up the hard work,but remember to take a moment for you.
Do you think egg temperature matters? I.e. they must be at room temperature.
The water temperature is the key, the egg temperature doesn't make a difference
@@raggedapron thanks
You stir the pot before you put the egg in
I don't stir ,I just break straight into frying pan ,and poach gently .Success everytime