The best egg poacher is the NORPRO Egg Poacher/Skillet Set. This combo set includes an egg poacher insert with five egg cups ...

Putting it all together You don’t actually have to understand the Leidenfrost effect, or any science at all, to fry an egg in a stainless steel pan. All you have to do is the following: Heat ...

Including the handle, their stainless steel Egg Poacher Insert is 7.25 inches wide and is 2.5 inches tall, and will fit neatly inside any pan or pot of that size or above.

This egg poacher uses a high-quality, 3-ply, heavy-duty stainless-steel pan, with two, four, or six cups per pan, depending on which one you order. The cups that hold the eggs are lined with non ...

The stainless-steel four-cup egg poacher makes an annoyingly difficult brunch dish ridiculously simple ($36.95 at Crate and Barrel, 650 Madison Ave., at 59th St.; 212-308-0011).

If you want to upgrade from poaching eggs in a simple water bath, the Norpro Stainless Steel Egg Poacher/Skillet Set is the dual-purpose pan for you.

Cuisipro’s Stainless Steel Egg Poacher ($14.95 to $15.99 for two) can help. The ovoid-shaped tools clip to the rim of the pot and nestle the eggs, letting simmering water (with a splash of ...