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I put mine in a pot of room temp water.

Bring it to a rolling boil, shot off heat, and cover with lid.

let set 'till they are cool enough to handle, (15-20 minuets) then peel under running cool water.

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Hotel I stayed at last 2 nights had cold breakfast with hard boiled eggs. Each one perfectly peeled. No way someone did that by hand. Is there a commercial peeler that works?

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Originally Posted by ironbender
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Older eggs peel easier.

Are we talking , pre or post hot-tub age?
Let the eggs sit out on the counter for two days prior to cooking. Enzymes in the egg partially digest the membrane allowing easy peeling and no sticking.

Bender this is a method I have not heard of before and will give a shot….

Obviously it’s the sticking membrane that causes peeling woes and I’ve tried all methods listed with no real consistency..

I’ve come to accept there no perfect way that works 100% of the time but am always open to a new angle


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^^^^^^^THIS, according to Deb & she's the eggspurt !


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^^^^^^^THIS, according to Deb & she's the eggspurt !

Ha! That was good.

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Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by Kenneth
Originally Posted by mathman
Older eggs peel easier.

Are we talking , pre or post hot-tub age?
Let the eggs sit out on the counter for two days prior to cooking. Enzymes in the egg partially digest the membrane allowing easy peeling and no sticking.

It’s no more complicated than this.


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I found this little video interesting

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I could have mentioned, The eggs are made on the weekend for the upcoming weeks lunches,

Would that change anyones way of doing this?


Obviously if one finds a method that works you could after cooking peel all at one time for the following week…

Lots of good ideas here, thanks.

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Originally Posted by Certifiable
Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by Kenneth
Originally Posted by mathman
Older eggs peel easier.

Are we talking , pre or post hot-tub age?
Let the eggs sit out on the counter for two days prior to cooking. Enzymes in the egg partially digest the membrane allowing easy peeling and no sticking.

Bender this is a method I have not heard of before and will give a shot….

Obviously it’s the sticking membrane that causes peeling woes and I’ve tried all methods listed with no real consistency..

I’ve come to accept there no perfect way that works 100% of the time but am always open to a new angle


This is what I've always heard and witnessed. Couldn't peel fresh eggs worth a dang, no matter how you cooked them.

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Originally Posted by Kenneth
I could have mentioned, The eggs are made on the weekend for the upcoming weeks lunches,

Would that change anyones way of doing this?


Obviously if one finds a method that works you could after cooking peel all at one time for the following week…

Lots of good ideas here, thanks.
More options if peeling immediately. Typically, I’ll cook 6-12 and refrigerate, peeling as needed. I’ll just peel and eat.


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Originally Posted by Certifiable
Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by Kenneth
Originally Posted by mathman
Older eggs peel easier.

Are we talking , pre or post hot-tub age?
Let the eggs sit out on the counter for two days prior to cooking. Enzymes in the egg partially digest the membrane allowing easy peeling and no sticking.

Bender this is a method I have not heard of before and will give a shot….

Obviously it’s the sticking membrane that causes peeling woes and I’ve tried all methods listed with no real consistency..

I’ve come to accept there no perfect way that works 100% of the time but am always open to a new angle
I forget where I first heard/read this, but it’s been flawless for me.


Retentive note: the eggs really should be cooked to hard, not hard boiled.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by Certifiable
Originally Posted by ironbender
Originally Posted by Kenneth
Originally Posted by mathman
Older eggs peel easier.

Are we talking , pre or post hot-tub age?
Let the eggs sit out on the counter for two days prior to cooking. Enzymes in the egg partially digest the membrane allowing easy peeling and no sticking.

Bender this is a method I have not heard of before and will give a shot….

Obviously it’s the sticking membrane that causes peeling woes and I’ve tried all methods listed with no real consistency..

I’ve come to accept there no perfect way that works 100% of the time but am always open to a new angle
I forget where I first heard/read this, but it’s been flawless for me.


Retentive note: the eggs really should be cooked to hard, not hard boiled.

Ok bender you lost me. Explain..?


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When boiled at a hard boil, there are chemical changes in the yolk. Related to sulfur production, iirc. Ever see green around the yolk? Overtemp causes that reaction.

Use just enough heat for just enough time to have the yolk congeal.

Bring to boil, turn heat off. Large eggs are done in 12 minutes. Chill immediately.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
I forget where I first heard/read this, but it’s been flawless for me.


Retentive note: the eggs really should be cooked to hard, not hard boiled.

Probably Flave because I've posted it here a dozen times.


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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Originally Posted by Kenneth
I could have mentioned, The eggs are made on the weekend for the upcoming weeks lunches,

Would that change anyones way of doing this?


Obviously if one finds a method that works you could after cooking peel all at one time for the following week…

Lots of good ideas here, thanks.

No that won't affect it you moron.

Leave store bought eggs out for 3-5 days.

Put in pot.

Bring to roaring boil.

Kill heat.

Leave lid on.

Leave sit for ten minutes.

Peel and eat whenever you want.

One of the main reasons people struggle with hard boiled eggs is that they are dumb fugking white people.

Your fugking eggs don't need to be in the refrigerator before and after cooking. You can boil a dozen like this and grab 2-3 a day on your way out the door. By Friday they'll be gone. Do another batch on Sunday.

I promise your tummy tums will be OK despite what you were raised to believe.


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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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No need to refrigerate even after cooking?

You’re trying to kill me.

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Take a push pin or safety pin and pierce the large end of the egg to release the air bubble

Put into a pot of water to cover and bring to a boil

Cover and kill the heat, 17 minutes

Have a bowl of ice and water ready to place the eggs immediately after removing from the pot at 17 minutes


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Originally Posted by rcamuglia
Take a push pin or safety pin and pierce the large end of the egg to release the air bubble

Put into a pot of water to cover and bring to a boil

Cover and kill the heat, 17 minutes

Have a bowl of ice and water ready to place the eggs immediately after removing from the pot at 17 minutes

LOL


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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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