I read in some book and heard on television that if you boil cold eggs, they'll be easier to peel. I tried it out and it turned out well, so I always do this.The water comes to a boil quickly when using a frying pan, and it might also save fuel? lolThe way that the eggs will boil might be a little bit different depending on the size of the eggs.You don't really need to adjust the heat, just keep the water boiling.If you're scared or having difficulty rolling the eggs, I think that it would be alright not to. For those of you who are nervous about placing the eggs into the pan with your hands, you could of course use a ladle. I cracked a lot of eggs too. Recipe by Kumiyamu

Be sure to bring the eggs to room temperature. If the temperature of the eggs is too low, the eggs will crack. You can probably make up to 5 eggs at a time this way. Recipe by Okooko

I've been making perfectly smooth and flawless boiled eggs like this for many years.By piercing the eggs with a pin, you are making a hole in the membrane of the egg. When an egg is boiled like this, hot water gets in between the membrane and the shell, and so the egg becomes easy to peel.If you put the eggs in cold water, the white may come running out of the hole, so put the eggs into boiling water. For as many as you like. Recipe by Ukiuki kitchen

The problem: boiled eggs that are difficult to peel. (the fresher the eggs the more difficult they are to peel)Finally a solution! The peels will slip off, I promise!

Boiling eggs is by far the easiest way to prepare eggs. It also preserves most of the nutrients found in the eggs. I used this method when I weaned my children at 6 months. I would blend the egg yolk with mashed sweet potato and a little milk.

I wanted to know why boiled eggs can be peeled easily sometimes and then they're impossible to peel other times. I did some research and this was the result. With this method, I have no more problems peeling boiled eggs! This method works so perfectly that I want to pass it down to my child (who's still a baby, though) and grandchildren (even thoughdon't have any yet) and to future generations!Through my research, I concluded that if the egg whites coagulate as quickly as possible, they separate from the thin inner skin of the egg, making it easy to peel.So starting with cold eggs and cold water doesn't work!!! Recipe by Kikoutou

You can find these very often as a topping for ramen. Adjust the boiling time for hardness of the eggs to your taste. You can add in a salad, soba (buckwheat) noodles, udon, pasta, gratin, on the rice, toast, with meat...and so on. Nitamago can be used for various dishes (or of course only the egg itself is enough) so it's good for you to make many at once when you have time.

As I was craving eggs I thought plain boiled eggs isn't just it...I choose to add some salad..I was so excited and ended up cutting the eggs before they cooled..however..it was delicious #worldwideeggs

I just let the eggs sit. Microwaving can make them explode, or cook too firmly. Different microwaves also produced different results and I always had to keep an eye on them. This recipe is great because you can make other dishes while the eggs are cooking.Don't cover with a lid once you've dropped the eggs in the water. If you cover the pot, the water temperature will not go down, and the eggs will be semi-cooked or cook through. Once you've put the eggs into the pot, don't touch it (the water also cools down if your stir)! It's okay to just leave them be. 1 to 3 eggs is the ideal amount for a normal sized pot. Recipe by Mokugetuayame.

For topping your meal.Step 1: If you don't bring the water to a full rolling boil, the temperature won't be high enough and it won't work.You can probably make 3-4 eggs at the same time. But if you put in too many, the temperature of the water will drop too much and it will be only half done. Recipe by kyonmi

My parents and I love a good hard boiled egg. They are a great protein snack and are quick, easy, and delicious.

AKA Hard Cooked Eggs