Add 2 tbsp of white vinegar to one of the pots. The other pot should not contain vinegar.
Crack your egg into a glass or other small container
Bring the water aaaalmost to a boil under medium-high heat being careful not to let the water boil (small bubbles forming on the bottom of the pot are ok)
Stir the water in a circle at a medium speed (More than a baby stir but not trying to create a typhoon)
Add the egg to the hot water while the water is still moving in a circle
Let the egg sit until it starts to take shape. You will first see the outline of the egg whites, then you will see the egg whites turn a translucent-white, and then finally will turn white. Ideally the egg will form with a white film over the yolk.
After about 6 minutes, remove the egg from the water with a slotted spoon
Dump the egg carefully into the bowl with ice water. The ice water will help get rid of the vinegar taste and will help the egg keep its shape.
After another 4 minutes or so, pick the egg up with the slotted spoon and add to the clean pot of hot water and let it sit in the water for another 3-4 minutes.
Remove from the water and place on a piece of toasted bread.
Enjoy!
Recipe by THE GRUMPY GOURMAND at https://www.thegrumpygourmand.com/2015/01/06/perfectly-poached-eggs/