You can get them cheaper.
Think these were around $10.
Review. On edit, I found someone that knew how to use them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgymTRW8uMY
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I Love Eggs, how do you peel them.
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You can get them cheaper.
Think these were around $10.
Review. On edit, I found someone that knew how to use them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgymTRW8uMY
fantomlord
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use older eggs. start them at room temp, add to boiling water. 8 minutes generally gets them pretty well hard cooked (I prefer mine around 6 1/2 mins)...you'll need to dial the time in based on your preference.
straight into cold water. Let sit for ~10 mins, changing the water when it warms up. should peel pretty easily.
straight into cold water. Let sit for ~10 mins, changing the water when it warms up. should peel pretty easily.
70monte
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I used this method for the first time last week and it worked great. This is the way I will be doing it for now on.
We have free ranging chickens and peeling the eggs is a nightmare. I did a google search and found the method described above and it was such a relief that they peeled so easily.
tarheelsmoker
Full Fledged Farker
We have backyard chickens so we get a lot of eggs. Several things that have been said on here work well. In order of effectiveness in my opinion:
1. Older eggs. The white dries up a bit and you have a bigger air space inside the shell. This is the best way. Sometimes there will be enough air in the shell for the egg to kind of float. some people will tell you the eggs are bad if they float. It definitely has a big air space if it floats.
2. Instant Pot. This makes them easier to peel for some reason.
3. Baking soda. This works marginally well.
I have not tried the egglettes but we are planning on it. I have seen good reviews.
Mike
1. Older eggs. The white dries up a bit and you have a bigger air space inside the shell. This is the best way. Sometimes there will be enough air in the shell for the egg to kind of float. some people will tell you the eggs are bad if they float. It definitely has a big air space if it floats.
2. Instant Pot. This makes them easier to peel for some reason.
3. Baking soda. This works marginally well.
I have not tried the egglettes but we are planning on it. I have seen good reviews.
Mike
tom b
somebody shut me the fark up.
why do I keep reading this I don't like eggs :doh:
txsmkmstr
is one Smokin' Farker
Yup.... My go-to method for sure. Seems like I saw an Alton Brown video showing the technique (sorry - no linky) and he states (contrary to some posts) that fresh eggs work best when steaming. I tend to agree based on a dozen or so tries. :thumb::thumb::thumb:
jzadski
Babbling Farker
Insta Pot for sure, I almost feel guilty for how easy they peel
scp
is Blowin Smoke!
I am happy to report this method worked like a charm...with farm fresh eggs that in the past were impossible.
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