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Today for lunch I got the pan with 4 little cups for poaching 4 eggs.
I removed the cups and the little tray holding them. I wiped the bottom of the teflon poach pan with a little butter. I added some water. Then I broke 4 eggs, one at a time, into the pan, put a see-through lid on it and placed it on the (electric) stove at about #4, until the water began to boil, then I turned it down and waited until the yolks were white, and then served the poached eggs on toast. This method worked beautifully. I did not have to clean the little tray or poaching cups, since they were not used. I am not a real cook, but I play like one around the house. Jackie |
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