Perfect Every Time Hardboiled Eggs

For those times when I'm hungry and need a healthy pick-me-up, I often reach for a hard boiled egg, which I try to keep stocked in the fridge at all times.
If you're not the type who digs a straight hard boiled egg sprinkled with a little salt and pepper, having hard boiled eggs on hand is also super useful for making deviled eggs or egg salad (and egg salad sandwiches). I also love to add hard boiled eggs to my salads to make them a little heartier.
Any eggs will work for this, but eggs that come from chickens raised on pasture are so much more flavorful than standard grocery store eggs. Lastly, you actually don't want to use the freshest eggs you can find because super fresh eggs don't peel easily. I try to "age" my eggs in the fridge for a week or so before I hard boil, which results in easy peeling eggs every time.
Perfect Every Time Hardboiled Eggs
For those times when I'm hungry and need a healthy pick-me-up, I often reach for a hard boiled egg, which I try to keep stocked in the fridge at all times.
If you're not the type who digs a straight hard boiled egg sprinkled with a little salt and pepper, having hard boiled eggs on hand is also super useful for making deviled eggs or egg salad (and egg salad sandwiches). I also love to add hard boiled eggs to my salads to make them a little heartier.
Any eggs will work for this, but eggs that come from chickens raised on pasture are so much more flavorful than standard grocery store eggs. Lastly, you actually don't want to use the freshest eggs you can find because super fresh eggs don't peel easily. I try to "age" my eggs in the fridge for a week or so before I hard boil, which results in easy peeling eggs every time.
Steps
- 1
Get yourself a dozen eggs from (hopefully) happy, grass eating chickens.
- 2
Bring a big pot of water to a simmer.
- 3
Once your water is simmering, carefully put the eggs in the water. I use a slotted spoon or tongs. Make sure the water is only simmering and not boiling. If the water boils too aggressively, your eggs may crack.
- 4
Let your eggs cook for 13 minutes.
- 5
After 13 minutes is up, move your eggs from the hot water to a bowl of cold water. Let the eggs cool completely before you transfer to the fridge.
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