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How do you make em? I can boil them, but after that what is the secret to an easy peeling shell. Most of the time I have to almost tear the egg apart while removing shell in about a 1000 pieces. Any tips for that perfect hard boiled egg that can be peeled in one or two flicks of the thumbs. I need lots of pickled eggs to arm myself for the guys I work with... .....
 
I have found that very fresh eggs cause the problem you are describing, if I am gong to hard boil & peel them I let them age for a week before cooking and it does the trick every time. ;)
 
heres my method, works everytime. put eggs in pot of cold tap water. bring to rapid boil. remove from heat. let stand for 15 minutes. peal and enjoy. hope this helps.
 
The last 2 dozen I boiled up were at least 3 weeks in the fridge. They were still tough to peel. Maybe it is in my boiling technique or boil time. Got a dozen sitting in the fridge that I bought on March 8th... ... ..... Hope they are old enough. My pickled egg jar is getting low!
 
Boil your eggs as you do. This is the method I use and is very successful. Take an egg and crack one end on the table and then crack the side two or three times, then take the egg and place it in you hands with the cracked end facing you. Put the egg up to your lips and blow fairly hard and you will blow the shell away from the egg, and then it will peel very easy. This works every time fore me.
 
Make sure the eggs are at room temp, place in cool water in pot, bring to a boil, turn off and let sit for 10 minutes, place them in ice water for 10 minutes, crack on the counter, roll in between your hands, peel under cool running water!
 
I just boil 'em good and long, immediately take the pot to the sink, drain it and place it in the sink and run cold tap water into the pot for a minute or two.



I guess my method of peeling is a little unique, since I've never seen or heard of anyone else doing it. I gently tap a teaspoon completely around the middle of the shell to crack it, then slip the spoon up under one of the two halves of the shell and turn the egg a and bit. The half shell pops off in one piece. Flip the egg and do the same to the other half.



Roy
 
To heck with convention...

Eat the shell! I eat dry roasted peanuts with the shell... and lead paint chips.

I bet it would be hard to pickle an egg with the shell on... hrmmm.



Back to the drawing board...



Matt
 
Admit it you just want to fart. :-laf that reminds me I going to have to boil me some eggs and eat some beans,onions,barbeque sauce,sour kraut and whatever else I can think of to give me gas. :-laf :-laf :-laf
 
TORQUE THIS said:
Well, that explains some issues... :-laf



I lived near some high tension AC transmission lines too...



Sorry to derail the thread, I'd actually be interested in finding out how to make hard boiled eggs with easy-to-remove shells. Too bad you can't peel 'em like bananas.



Matt
 
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