Hard boiled eggs that have sat in the refrigerator can be had to peel. Submerge them in hot water for 1 minute then transfer into ice water and submerge for 1 minute. The shell will peel off easier.
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Thursday, March 03, 2011
Kitchen Quick Tips - Rescuing Hard to Peel Eggs
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4 food lovers commented:
Thanks for this tip. I am terrible at boiled eggs and hubby likes them occasionally. :)
Great tip. I always waste so many layers of egg when I peel the hard ones. One time, out of pure frustration, I simply threw them out!
Your welcome Linda :)
Thanks Jing Loh. That must be discouraging. I find that keeping the boiled eggs in cold water while peeling makes the shells come off easy.
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