Thread: How to "Peel" a Hard Boiled Egg Without Peeling

This is pretty cool. I'll have to try this next time I make hard boiled eggs:

How to 'Peel' Hard-Boiled Eggs Without Peeling - Articles

ive never really had a problem peeling eggs to take the time to do these extra steps, as long as you use eggs a few days past the time you buy them when you boil them it should be easy. heres a good step by step on how to perfectly hard boil an egg

How to Make Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs | Simply Recipes

Originally Posted by ianmonsta

ive never really had a problem peeling eggs

Neither have I. I just roll it on the counter and "webcrack" the shell. Then, it just peels off, sometimes in one piece.

Thanks for the other link, too, Ian.

Originally Posted by ianmonsta

How to Make Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs | Simply Recipes

Ian, I'm with you on this tried and true technique, I just thought the novelty of this guy's technique was cool.

I too put a bit of vinegar in with the cold water at the beginning to prevent the "egg drop soup" looking leakage by the time the eggs are done. Also, I'm not soo sure how well the vinegar residue would go with the baking soda recommended in my link.

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I dont believe it...

I don't know if I really want somebody blowing all their germs on my eggs.

Originally Posted by DougW8

I don't know if I really want somebody blowing all their germs on my eggs.

Prude.

Great read we make Hard Boiled Eggs all the time.......

pretty awesome find...thanks