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    Home » Recipes » Sous Vide » Sous Vide Eggs » The Best Time And Temperature For Sous Vide Eggs

    The Best Time And Temperature For Sous Vide Eggs

    Published: Aug 1, 2021 · Modified: Jan 10, 2022 by Jenna Passaro · This post may contain affiliate links.

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    Today you’ll learn the best time and temperature for sous vide eggs. Now, there are a million different types of tasty egg recipes you can sous vide style – poached, boiled, soft boiled, scrambled, omelettes, and even sous vide French toast. I’ll cover the most popular time and temperatures for eggs sous vide style – right here.

    Collage of sous vide egg recipes for The Best Time And Temperature For Sous Vide Eggs feature
    Wondering how long to cook sous vide eggs and at what temperature? Rest assured: I’ve pretty much tried them all!

    Table of Contents

    • How long to cook sous vide eggs – – debunked!
    • Time and temp recommendation for sous vide egg bites
    • Soft boiled sous vide eggs time and temperature
    • How long does it take to sous vide french toast
    • Scrambled eggs sous vide time and temperature
    • Poached sous vide eggs time and temperature
    • Time and temp for sous vide eggs benedict
    • The Perfect Sous Vide Setup
    • Try a new sous vide recipe…
    • Which egg recipe will you sous vide first?
    • See sous vide experiments with eggs and more

    How long to cook sous vide eggs – – debunked!

    Really, there are endless time and temps for cooking sous vide eggs. The whole point of sous vide is that it’s fun to experiment with and see what you like best.

    Maybe you’ve heard of the 45-minute sous vide egg or the 63-degree egg sous vide style. Everyone has a favorite. But if you want to cut to the chase, and go into an eggs sous vide recipe with time and temps that are sure to be winners — then you’re in the right spot.

    Included in my sous vide cookbook and here on Sip Bite Go are my tried and tested recipes. Consult a sous vide egg temp chart or individual recipes for guidance, but here are some of my favorite times and temperatures for sous viding eggs.

    sous vide breakfast with egg bites and caramelized onions

    Time and temperatures for sous vide eggs

    The best time and temperatures for sous vide eggs mean they’re easy to throw together for a sous vide brunch with a side of overnight sous vide bacon.

    Most of these recipes use relatively short cook times.

    Let’s get into some of my favorite combinations of sous vide egg time and temps.

    See my other favorite way to cook eggs in this recipe for the best scrambled eggs.

    sous vide egg bites cooking in water

    Check out this photo of sous vide egg bites hanging out in the water bath. It’s no problem to stack the mason jars for this recipe.

    Time and temp recommendation for sous vide egg bites

    When it comes to sous viding egg bites – you absolutely need the right time and temperature for them to set like the Starbuck’s sous vide egg bites copycat recipe you’d expect them to be.

    Sous vide egg bites at 172ºF for 60 minutes. If you want them to be ridiculously delicious, pop them in the broiler with some Fontina cheese and take them out and serve when the cheese is bubbling uncontrollably.

    It’s so convenient that my favorite sous vide egg bites time is one hour, and they’re always jam packed with tasty add-ins like onions sous vide, red wine caramelized red onions, and sauteed mushrooms. Leftovers from the night before = delicious mixins.

    Mmm.

    Getting hungry now thinking about them!

    sous vide soft boiled egg avocado toast with fresh herbs
    The best time and temperature for soft boiled eggs helps them turn out gooey and fudgy on the inside. Perfect for avocado toast.

    Soft boiled sous vide eggs time and temperature

    You can get soft boiled eggs in and out of the sous vide machine in under ten minutes.

    Sous vide at 194ºF for 9 minutes if you’re in a hurry like I am, trying to throw together breakfast while my egg-loving toddler drives cars and bulldozers up my feet / legs.

    You can cook soft boiled sous vide eggs at a lower temperature, for longer, but these days I just don’t have time for that.

    Portland Food Blogger Jenna Passaro sous viding eggs demonstration from The Home Chef's Sous Vide Cookbook
    Here’s my egg selfie for the week. It’s a thing, believe me…

    Something to note here, is that once you get the hang of them, build a whole meal around soft boiled eggs cooked with the sous vide machine. For example, you can make sous vide soft boiled eggs for ramen. That’s right. Sous vide eggs aren’t just for a sous vide breakfast party.

    Since the eggs keep well (in their shells), you can meal prep sous vide soft boiled eggs for the week and enjoy them in soups and on avocado toast when you need a bite of protein to hold you over.

    See my tasty recipe for soft boiled sous vide eggs on avocado toast

    sous vide poached eggs benedict with oozing yolks
    The epitome of the perfect sous vide egg time and temperature yields the consistency of this oozing yolk.

    How long does it take to sous vide french toast

    Here’s a fun recipe to try on a lazy Sunday morning.

    As mentioned, sous vide eggs are typically considered to be quick sous vide recipes. That doesn’t mean they’re all super-fast, though— sous vide French toast time is 90 minutes in the sous vide bath at 148ºF, for instance.

    Yes, this is one of the longest ways to cook french toast – but it’s unbelievable how it turns out. Add this to your sous vide bucket list.

    Scrambled eggs sous vide time and temperature

    Scrambled eggs only take about fifteen minutes of actual cook time. That’s pretty comparable to cooking eggs on the stove, and the difference is that they’ll always be perfectly cooked this way – with no brown fried edges.

    Sous vide at 165ºF for 15 minutes total but take note that it’s a little more hands-on than traditional sous vide egg recipes.

    You’ll sous vide scrambled eggs, take out the bag and give it a shiatsu massage, then pop it back in to cook, and take it out again. The shiatsu – or whatever type of deep tissue massage you’re feeling like giving the eggs – helps break it up and give it that scrambled appearance.

    I can’t be the only person in the world obsessed with hotel eggs, can I? I love them, and while I don’t want to go off on a tangent here, that’s the best description I have for how sous vide scrambled eggs should look.

    If you’re feeling like a more hands-off egg is your style, then consider cooking sous vide omelet instead.

    It’s pretty wild all you can cook when it comes to eggs sous vide style!

    sous vide brunch with sous vide poached eggs and sous vide bacon
    Sous vide eggs poached for 45 minutes at the perfect temperature.

    Poached sous vide eggs time and temperature

    Poached egg temperature sous vide style is usually 145ºF in the recipes you’ll find here on Sip Bite Go and in The Home Chef’s Sous Vide Cookbook. I’ve done a lot of “down to the minute” experimentation and really believe you have to pull the eggs exactly at the 45 minute mark to get that perfect goey, fudgy yolk with set whites.

    Sous vide poached eggs at 145ºF for 45 minutes for a deliciously thick, goey center.

    perfectly cooked time and temperature sous vide poached eggs benedict with oozing yolks
    One of the first recipes I dabbled with – these eggs benedict sous vide style always turn out perfectly.

    Set sous vide poached eggs on fresh sous vide asparagus with hollandaise sauce to take your weekend brunch to the utmost “gourmet” level.

    Time and temp for sous vide eggs benedict

    This is definitely the recipe that made me fall in love with sous vide egg experiments.

    Cooking sous vide eggs benedict takes a little longer because there is more prep involved. There’s toasting of the English Muffin, and prepping any other ingredients. I know candian bacon is always popular, but you can add a bunch of other tasty sous vide recipes to this gourmet brunch dish.

    Once you nail the best time and temperature for sous vide eggs benedict (mine is 145ºF for 45 minutes), it’s time to experiment with the proteins used for the base of this dish. Sous vide leftovers make great additions to this dish.

    perfectly cooked sous vide poached eggs and hollandaise sauce on grilled onion

    Some of my favorite toppings for perfectly cooked sous vide eggs benedict include sous vide steak frozen bites, spicy sous vide fried chicken, sous vide pork butt, and bbq sous vide brisket. So delish.

    sous vide egg bites in mason jars

    The Perfect Sous Vide Setup

    Everyday I’m asked, “what do you need to sous vide food?”. Here’s my answer.

    1. A sous vide machine.
      Option 1: “stick” models like the Joule, Anova, or Instant Pot Slim.
      Option 2: “multipot” models like the SousPreme or InstantPot Duo Evo Plus.
    2. Sous vide container.
      If using a sous vide “stick” model, you need something to hold the water the food cooks in, like a bucket or stockpot.
    3. Bags to cook sous vide food.
      Keep it simple and sous vide in ziplock gallon bags, or get fancy like me with a vacuum sealer setup.
    4. Nice-to-have accessories for sous vide cooking.
      – Sous vide weights to hold down food that floats.
      – Mini mason jars for desserts and sous vide egg bites.
      – Cast iron skillet to sear sous vide steaks to finish them.
    5. My sous vide cookbook with 100+ recipes.

    Try a new sous vide recipe…

    • Sous vide salmon
    • Sous vide frozen steak
    • See how long to sous vide chicken
    • Learn how to sous vide frozen chicken breast
    • Sous vide chicken wings
    • Sous vide chicken breast tenders
    • Sous vide pork chops
    sous viding burgers demonstration from the home chef's sous vide cookbook
    How about cooking sous vide poached eggs to the perfect time and temperature, then adding them to sous vide burgers?

    Catch my sous vide burgers and sous vide mayo seared hamburger recipes.

    Which egg recipe will you sous vide first?

    Well, there you have it. Some of my very favorite times and temps for sous vide eggs. If you want specific recipes, check out these sous vide egg recipes.

    Eggs are much more particular than sous vide chicken tenders, sous vide wings, or sous viding frozen steak. Those recipes are more forgiving when it comes to time.

    Eggs are not so forgiving if you’re going for a perfect poach. Pull them out of the hot water and dunk ‘em in an ice bath when the time is up.

    If you hadn’t noticed – I’m passionate about sous vide cooking, and maybe that’s why Sip Bite Go has become one of the most popular sous vide blogs on the web. It’s where I share what I’m doing in the kitchen, and I love putting up new videos and recipes so you can follow along.

    This hobby turned science-cooking-geeky-obsession most recently turned into a book…

    The Home Chef's Sous Vide Cookbook with filet mignon sous vide recipe
    Hello, hello, beautiful sous vide filet mignon!

    Find new ways to enjoy your favorite food with sous vide cooking with my new book – The Home Chef’s Sous Vide Cookbook.

    Jenna Passaro Sous Vide Eggs setup with anova sous vide machine

    See sous vide experiments with eggs and more

    Find me on Instagram to see my latest sous vide cooks @sipbitego.

    For in-depth tutorials on sous viding eggs and more, subscribe to the Sip Bite Go channel.

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