Break eggs, one at a time, into individual small cups or ramekins.
Heat some water, about 3 inches, in a large saucepan to almost boiling and adjust the temperature so that the water remains at a steady state of barely simmering.
Place a small amount of white vinegar in the water. (This aids in the egg coming together.)
Hold each small bowl close to surface of the hot/simmering water and, one by one, gently slide the egg(s) into the water. Do NOT stir.
Cook the egg(s) for 3-5 minutes. The whites should be set and the yolk thickened with a warm center. You may choose to turn the egg over for more even cooking.
Use a slotted spoon to remove the egg(s) and drain on a paper towel.