Poached eggs can be difficult to make with sous vide, and many people actually prefer the traditional method, but for those adventurous people out there, here’s how it’s done. For best results it is a two-step process. The eggs are first boiled, in their shells, for a minute or two to set the outside of the egg white. Then they are sous vided at a much lower temperature to cook the eggs through to the middle while still keeping them creamy. I like to cook them at 145°F but you can go a few degrees higher or lower, depending on the consistency you prefer for egg yolks.