Properly poaching an egg can be an incredibly tricky thing to do properly, however, which is why many turn to using an egg poacher to make things easier; it’s still tricky, though!

When it comes to egg poacher pans, size matters. If your household is large and loves everything topped with a runny egg, look for a larger capacity pan that holds four or more at a time.

When it comes to egg poacher pans, size matters. If your household is large and loves everything topped with a runny egg, look for a larger capacity pan that holds four or more at a time.

Best for fluffy eggs – Chef’n Yolkster egg poacher: £11.95, Amazon.co.uk Best multi-use pan – Lakeland induction-safe 20cm egg poaching pan: £29.99, Lakeland.co.uk ...

When it comes to egg poacher pans, size matters. If your household is large and loves everything topped with a runny egg, look for a larger capacity pan that holds four or more at a time.

Once the egg whites appear set, reduce the heat to a bare simmer and cook for 2-3 minutes. Lift out of the water with a slotted spoon and leave to drain on a clean J-cloth or sturdy kitchen paper.

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When it comes to egg poacher pans, size matters. If your household is large and loves everything topped with a runny egg, look for a larger capacity pan that holds four or more at a time.

Most insert-only egg poachers can cost anywhere from $10-$20, while sets that include egg poacher inserts and a matching pan typically cost $20-$30 for a small two-ish egg poaching set, $30-$40 ...