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Easy to peel hard boiled eggs. Two tips will change your eggs ! 

So I used to follow Martha Stewart’s method. Listen it sometimes worked it mostly didn’t. On our whole 30 eggs, especially hard boiled, are our meal in a bag. We use a ton! I searched the Internet for help. Ok I searched Pinterest and started trying EVERY SINGLE METHOD. 

Baking soda

Oven baked 

Put in before boiling 

Put a lid on

Old eggs

… the list was endless. 

Here are my FOOL proof steps I’ve discovered: 

  • Your eggs can be fresh from the farmers market or Walmart- it doesn’t matter 
  • Boil water to the hardest rolling boil ever! ( MY FIRST GAME CHANGER) 
  • I add salt because I like it
  • Add vinegar- you can measure 1 tbsp per 4 cups of water or just splash it in the pot like me ( GAME CHANGER number two) 
  • Add eggs with slotted spoon
  • Once all in the bath timer set for 14 minutes
  • As soon as they finish right into ice water or as cold as your tap gets water
  • Peel quickly! 
  • I like to peel under water- I can grab that little membrane between shell and egg and the water helps the shell just glide off no matter now resistant. Runing water is nice because the shells wash into my pot then I can drain and discard the shells with ease 😬

Ok that’s it! Let me know if it works for you ! 

Filed Under: Health, Meal Plans, Whole30 Tagged With: easy hard boiled eggs, easy to peel hard boiled eggs, the best way to make hardboiled eggs

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  1. Anonymous says

    January 7, 2018 at 5:37 pm

    Worked out great. One question though. Do you turn off the burner once the eggs are in the boiling water?

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    • Ashley says

      January 7, 2018 at 5:42 pm

      I’ve tried it both ways. I used to remove and let sit for a less hard softer hard boil ( if that makes sense) but usually let boil the whole time and instantly into the cold ice bath after 13-14 minutes of boiling. Both ways work but the second method is a harder egg.

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