Shop for egg poacher at Bed Bath & Beyond. Buy top selling products like Egglettes™ Hard Boiled Egg Pods and SALT Nonstick 8-Inch Stainless Steel 4-Cup Egg Poacher. Using a Stovetop Poacher Bring a little less than 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) of water to a simmer in the pan.
Poached eggs are among the simplest and most delicate of all egg preparations. Nothing could be simpler, in theory: Crack an egg, slide it into gently simmering water and wait as it coagulates. In practice, the egg might dissipate into the water, leaving the yolk surrounded by a spongy veil of watery whites. This little egg poacher is really wonderful. I had very nice results with it from the first time that I used it. Just follow the simple instructions and the results are going to please you. It cooks the eggs just great, but you have to develope your cooking time, which may take a couple of tries. Silicone egg poachers take a lot of the guesswork out of cooking a perfect poached egg. The small cups float in boiling water and cook an egg in 6 to 8 minutes. Grease the poachers with butter or cooking spray so the egg doesn’t stick. Use in any recipe calling for poached eggs.
As we continue to search for instructions for vintage Revere Ware pieces, we are often surprised at the helpful information we find in them. For instance, who knew that the small handle on the egg trays were specifically made to be picked up with a fork?
Instructions
The instructions that came with the egg poacher can be found here.
General care instruction for Revere Ware pans can be found here.
Replacement Parts
If you lose one or more of your egg trays/cups, original replacements are not available. However, we have found some egg cups of the correct size, in aluminum (here) and aluminum/Teflon coated (here). So far we have not found a stainless steel replacement.
Pan handles and hardware are of course available in our store.
As we continue to search for instructions for vintage Revere Ware pieces, we are often surprised at the helpful information we find in them. For instance, who knew that the small handle on the egg trays were specifically made to be picked up with a fork?
Instructions
The instructions that came with the egg poacher can be found here.
General care instruction for Revere Ware pans can be found here.
