You'd think hard boiled eggs would be easy, but for many people they aren't. I love hard boiled eggs, and it took me awhile to fine tune cooking them. Sometimes I'd cook them for too short a time, and the inside was still runny, and others I'd cook them so long they were impossible to peel. Hallee uses a similar technique that I do, and it's quite simple. Check it out
here.
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Here are some things I would add:
- To cool the eggs quicker add ice to the water.
- To make eggs easier to peel tap the egg so one of the ends cracks while they sit in the cold water.
- Make a bunch. They're good for making egg salad, a quick snack, or quick breakfast.
- To store the eggs, don't peel until you need them and store in original container, or peel and store in a bag.
Why bother peeling hard boiled eggs anymore at all? I found a gadget that leaves the shell out of the equation altogether. Eggies TV
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