Helen Reacts to Kenji’s Egg Poaching Video
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The creator tests J. Kenji López-Alt's method for poaching a dozen eggs at once using a fine-mesh strainer, concluding that a dozen or more eggs can be successfully poached at once using a standard colander or strainer.
From the video
Answers: Can you poach a dozen eggs at once using a strainer?
- poaching multiple eggs at once
- fine-mesh strainer egg poaching technique
- colander egg poaching method
- comparing egg poaching equipment
Ingredients
- 30 eggs
- 12 eggs
- 8 eggs
What it concludes
- Poaching a dozen eggs at once is possible with a strainer or colander.
- A fine-mesh strainer pulls the whites and breaks some of the eggs during poaching.
- A standard colander is a better tool for poaching multiple eggs than a fine-mesh strainer.
- Stirring only the top half of the water helps the eggs float and move without sticking to the strainer.
- Eggs separate once they go into the water, eliminating the need for a fine-mesh strainer to keep them in a single layer.
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