How to Make Homemade My Poached Eggs & Avocado on Toast. 💜

My Poached Eggs & Avocado on Toast. 💜. Bring a pot of water to a gentle boil, then salt the water. Meanwhile, crack an egg (or two, or three!) into a small cup. With a spoon, begin stirring the boiling water in a large, circular motion.

Overcooked poached eggs have rubbery whites and firm yolks, and just don't taste good. An ideal poached egg has a firm white and a gooey-but-still-runny yolk. For those who love a good runny, golden yolk, poached eggs are the way to go. You can have My Poached Eggs & Avocado on Toast. 💜 using 4 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of My Poached Eggs & Avocado on Toast. 💜

1. It's 1 of thick slice of bread Toasted.
2. You need 1 of Ripe Avocado.
3. You need 2 of Eggs Poached.
4. You need to Taste of Salt & Pepper.

When cooked correctly, the egg takes the form of a delicate bubble atop your plate. It'll have firm whites on the outside and a fluid center. Pierce it with your fork and the yolk will ooze out in a delightful (and totally delicious) way. An egg poaching pan makes it so easy to make a bunch of poached eggs at once, and get them perfect.

My Poached Eggs & Avocado on Toast. 💜 step by step

1. Add the bread in the Toaster. Add water to a saucepan add tsp white wine vinegar bring to the boil. The white wine helps the poached egg from breaking away..
2. When boiling swirl around with a spoon as it settles add the egg..
3. When toast is done butter and add Avocado and spread it around. Add salt and pepper..
4. When the egg is done add on top of the Avocado. Serve hot.

If you love poached eggs (and don't mind being a "cheater"), I highly recommend investing in an egg poaching pan. Poached eggs are fragile — having a runny mess for breakfast isn't too appealing. Use a regular pan or a pan made especially for poaching eggs, which includes a set of cups that lie above simmering water; the hot water cooks the eggs to your desired consistency. Since more eggs will absorb more heat from the water, they will take longer to cook, so for large batches always include an extra "test" egg. Always remove eggs with a slotted spoon.