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Originally Posted by ironbender
No meanest Jim.

Just my experience with its soaking eggs. Others may say do differenter.

Just hold out as long as you can.



Haha! Broke down and ate one of my two eggs yesterday.

Just a hint of pickled asparagus flavor......


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Bloody? I only hear that in Canada Jim, you must have picked that up from the inlaws?


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Haha! Yeah, when my father in law comes to visit I unconsciously steal a bunch of slang from him.

Well, some of it does not fit in Western culture so I dont use the bad ones.


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Just don't use it in church Jim, somehow it can be taken as a bad word? I do hope you have not learned him any bad ones.


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Can the pickling solution be reused from batch to batch?

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I reuse the pickle juice a couple times. As long as you don't have a broken egg and the yolk gets all messy in the juice.


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Thank You, I figured, but wasn't sure.

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Sampled the batch we did on 10/8 again tonight. They're much more pickle-y. They can go a little more, but the peppers are about as strong as I'd want. Need to adjust the spices or something.

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Originally Posted by tndrbstr
This is the second run of this particular recipe. I couldn't get enough the first time!
The ingredients are white vinegar, water, sugar, sea salt, habanero jalapenos and bell peppers. onions, pickling spice, garlic cloves, red pepper flakes and a few cinnamon sticks.
Cut up, combine and simmer for about 10 to 12 minutes. Then layer in the jar with the eggs and top off the liquid.

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Now to let em pickle for at least three weeks.


Used your recipe about 5 days ago, damn good recipe!! Thanks


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The ones we put in on 10/8 are damn good now. Not that there are too many left. I think next batch we might leave out the cinnamon and up the dill. Thanks for the recipe, tndrbstr.

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These are good. Different. Variety is nice. They get too strong after a month.


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Don't wanna let this one slip away. Brought some into work after 4 months in the brew, they went fast.


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Time to dig out the pressure cooker and make a few dozen. Usually not without some in the fridge. Been awhile.

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Pressure cook pickled eggs?


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Old skool PC. I use it just to hard boil the eggs. Fast and easy.


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Oh gotcha! How longs it take? Thanks


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Originally Posted by 284LUVR
Usually not without some in the fridge.


Ditto.....I have a jar of Beets and Eggs soaking as we speak.
They've been in there for about two weeks so I'll let em go for a while before I tear into them.
I like em sliced up with some Blue Cheese Dressing on top. Makes a great lunch.

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That’s how my grandma used to do em Charlie... good stuff


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Originally Posted by Judman
Oh gotcha! How longs it take? Thanks


Using this link as a guide has worked very well for me as peeling eggs has always been a crap shoot.
https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/easy_peel_hard_boiled_eggs_in_the_pressure_cooker/

My old skool PC.

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Originally Posted by 284LUVR
Usually not without some in the fridge. Been awhile.


Just jarred up 3 dozen Pennsylvania red beet style eggs. Boy my PE program hit the bricks lately. Gonna be hard to wait the usual 3 weeks till they're nice and tasty.

Give me strength .

Went back to the low boil in a covered pot then drop into an ice water bath while still hot method.Shells virtually fall off


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