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I do something similar to boil eggs: 1) Put eggs in pot, cover with water. 2) Put pot with lid on stove on full heat. 3) Wait for the water to boil, then tur
by oliwary 4y ago
I do something similar to boil eggs:
1) Put eggs in pot, cover with water.
2) Put pot with lid on stove on full heat.
3) Wait for the water to boil, then turn off the heat.
4) Wait 6 minutes (for eggs with slightly soft interior)
5) Cover eggs with cold water, wait one minute, peel.
Perfect eggs every time, and I am sure this saves a bunch of energy. They peel really well too.
- rando14775 4y agoYou can save more energy probably if you only put a little bit of water, and then steam the eggs in the pot (no need for a steamer basket, just put the eggs in the shallow water). Also, apparently, peeling is easier when the eggs are placed in hot water vs cold. Look up Kenji's egg boiling experiment stuff.
- code_duck 4y agoI go back and forth between boiling the eggs the whole time, and bringing them to a boil and letting them sit. I can't determine which works better.
- windoze 4y agoI think you can make it even faster by electric kettle to give a little assist. Maybe replace 1/2 or 1/3 with boiled water. That starts you off with half boiled water so it comes up to boil faster.