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HI, I'M TINA!
I'm so happy to welcome you to the MapleStone Home blog! This is where I, along with my wonderful DH Jeff (who's my builder of dreams...whatever I dream up or inspiration I find, he builds); share all the diy projects, crafts, hobbies, recipes, what I've read and happenings within our North Carolina home.

How to Make Hard Boiled Eggs That...


... peel perfectly almost every time. I'm sure you're wondering almost? Well, not everyhing in this world is perfect, so having a whole bunch of hard boiled eggs peel perfectly 100% of the time isn't happening! 

So, you're going to need a pot, I actually have a pot that I use only for boiling my eggs in. 


The pot above was my mother's, when they moved four years ago to a smaller home she got rid of her set but I took the biggest! I remember my mom soaking the beans for bean soup in this pot, making popcorn, pasta and kielbasa stew; so there's a lot of fun memories.



Hard Boil Eggs (2 options)

Ingredients

  • 12 large eggs
  • Stock Pot

Instructions

Option 1
  1. Let eggs sit on counter while you bring water in stockpot to rolling boil
  2. Gently add eggs to water
  3. Boil for 13 minutes 
  4. Carefully remove eggs to bowl of ice water and let sit for 15 to 30 minutes. 
  5. Remove from ice water, dry and place in refrigerator.
Option 2
  1. Let eggs sit on counter while you bring water in stockpot to rolling boil
  2. Gently add eggs to water
  3. Boil 6 minutes
  4. After 6 minutes turn off burner, cover pot and continue to let it cook for 7 minutes 
  5. Then carefully remove eggs to bowl of ice water and let sit for 15 to 30 minutes.
  6. Remove from ice water, dry and place in refrigerator.

Comments

  1. I'm going to try your methods. I never seem to make them easy to peel. :(

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    1. I know what you mean and I hope this works for you. Don't forget older eggs usually work better. But nothing is perfect, even with these methods I do have two eggs may be out of a batch that are just stubborn!

      Enjoy your day!

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