Peeling Hard Boiled Fresh Eggs
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TrashCat · M
You are 100% correct. There is more to it than that but its easy:
1 get the water boiling first
2 then put the egs in a steamer basket and put above water
3 steam for exactly 13 minutes
4 remove and submerse in an ice cold bath to stop the cooking
Easy peasy
1 get the water boiling first
2 then put the egs in a steamer basket and put above water
3 steam for exactly 13 minutes
4 remove and submerse in an ice cold bath to stop the cooking
Easy peasy
Scribbles · 31-35, F
Peeling a difficult egg never bothered me, I enjoy the process. but I agree that steam cooked eggs peel easier. I also prefer steaming because I prefer soft boiled eggs, and steaming always seems to do a better job then boiling. They also have nice little electric plug in egg steamers with a built in timer. Love it!
ViciDraco · 36-40, M
LunarOrbit · 56-60, M
I found the same when I had chickens. Hard to peel. But then I used a tablespoon or two of salt in the water and that seemed to help.
I gotta try steaming eggs now. Never thought of that
I gotta try steaming eggs now. Never thought of that
Tastyfrzz · 61-69, M
I noticed that too. Been suggesti g it for years. Can also do a lot more eggs at once.
OogieBoogie · F
Peeling them under running water, or in a bowl of water makes light work of it
Also, giving them a roll under your palm l, (on a hard surface) l, to crack the shell first helps.
And yep, I use this on fresh googie eggs from a friend, and it works just as well as store bought.
Also, giving them a roll under your palm l, (on a hard surface) l, to crack the shell first helps.
And yep, I use this on fresh googie eggs from a friend, and it works just as well as store bought.
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