Hardboiled Eggs
Notes
Pressure Cook
Boil
Steam
Boil Then Simmer
- Best Methods from: https://www.thekitchn.com/the-best-way-to-hardboil-eggs-22943315?amp=1
- Eggs can come straight from fridge.
- To peel, crack each egg all over, roll on counter with gentle pressure. Start peeling from the fat end, where the air pocket is, and work toward the pointy end.
Pressure Cook
- Place the eggs the steamer rack in the cooker.
- Add a cup of water, close the lid, and set to cook on low pressure for six minutes.
- Immediately release pressure and chill the eggs in an ice bath for five to 20 minutes before peeling.
Boil
- Lower eggs into a large saucepan of boiling water, then adjust heat to maintain a gentle boil for 10 minutes.
- Place in ice water for a little while, then peel.
- Gives a “jammy yolk" (not ideal for deviled eggs).
Steam
- Boil 1" of water in a large saucepan. Lower in a steamer basket containing the eggs.
- Cover and reduce the heat to medium-low. Steam for 13 minutes.
- Place eggs in an ice water bath in a food storage container for 15 minutes.
- Drain out half the water, close the lid, and shake the container vigorously 40 times before peeling the eggs.
Boil Then Simmer
- Boil a large pot (about three quarts) of water.
- Lower in up to six eggs, boil for 30 seconds, then cover, reduce the heat to low, and simmer for 11 minutes.
- Place in ice water for 15 minutes before peeling.
- Starting the eggs in hot water is supposed to help prevent the whites from sticking to the shell, making peeling easier.
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