Poaching a egg can be quick and easy as long as you know one simple cooking method (Image: Getty) Poached eggs are a delicious breakfast but many people can be put off making them as it is easy for them to break apart or become rubbery if not cooked properly. One popular piece of cooking advice is to add vinegar to a pan of water when poaching an egg but this technique can give the egg an acidic or tangy flavour which many people do not want. However, one professional chef has shared that you can cook a soft and silky “perfect” poached egg without needing a pan or vinegar, as all you really need is a microwave.
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