The Easiest Way To Peel an Egg ( that actually works ! )

I use this technique all the time now! Game changer!

why do you need a steaming basket?  whats wrong with just setting the eggs in the water?

This may work, I am not sure. However, older eggs peel easily, and fresh eggs are hard to peel. Fact. When I boil eggs, I just put them in cold water, bring to a boil, cover, turn off the heat, and wait at least 12 minutes. Done.

Source: Old time egg farmer with three chicken barns, thousands of quota, an egg grading system, cold room and distribution. This man knew eggs.

Thanks for the very best technique yet. Neal

WAY TOO MUCH TIME.

What does the yolk look like after you've steamed the eggs?

ain't nobody got time for that

Rice steamer works too.

little time consuming...but worth it if it works that well. can i dunk them in cold water so don't have to wait so long to peel?

good

I tried it. The shells stuck to the whites; hard to peel. Nice yolks, however.

I could kiss you. This way the eggs came out just the way I like them.

Thank You very Much I'll try that next time, you're method might be the best on the planet ! God Bless.

Awesome!

You have changed my life!!! Thanks so much for posting and I will share this video

the only difference between steaming and boiling eggs is having greater control over the cook time... It literally has nothing to do with how easy the shell comes off

This is a good method.
A NuWave Oven works also. 11min. on high, place in cold water...perfect!

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You certainly do my son !
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i work in a professional kitchen the way we do them is steaming for 12mins we cook about 120 eggs at a time in the combi oven, at the 8 minute mark get the spoon and just lightly tap to crack the eggs, steam again for about 4 mins and just cool in cold water until theyre ready to be handled, this method works for each each time and shells peel right off, i guess you can apply that technique in this situation also

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just put 3-4 in a pickle jar half-filled with water and shake moderately 'til the shells start coming off....the water cushions the eggs and makes the shells practically fall off.

Your method takes to fucking long! A person would probably starve to death by the time their eggs are ready to eat!

I never thought to steam the eggs! But, this absolutely works! I just steamed 4 dozen eggs using your method. And, I was able to peel them all perfectly! I'll never boil an egg again! Thank you so much for sharing!!!!!

At 20 minutes, do you end up with green yolks?

Another great vid and tip, Chris! Thanks, Bomba

30 minutes for a goddamn egg , I can cook scoop out of shell and have them steaming hot on my plate in less than 10 minutes

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Shouldn't take 20 minutes. I steam mine for 10 in my rice cooker. They come out perfect.

Use an electric steamer and you don't have to watch it. Set it for 25 minutes for super hard boiled eggs. Shells peel easily - crack shell on larger radius end (it's hollow on that end) an peel.

does this method hard boil your eggs,,and the eggs dont touch the water this also hard boils them

Thank you so much, I will definitely try this steam eggs.

I've been steaming eggs since I saw this. Peeling works great! I've lost very few eggs when peeling. Major improvement over a lifetime of boiling them.
I use 12 minutes (10 for smaller eggs), timed from the point of full steam, on a cooktop (in a stockpot and eggs are suspended above the water level in a strainer basket).
Then I remove and run cold water over them. I had forgotten the instructions here.

I do this, but using a rice maker.

I'm sorry but this method of doing hard boiled eggs is only for people with limitless time. This process takes nearly an hour. Seriously ?

Omg, I have always had a very hard time peeling boiled eggs. I'm gona try n let everyone know how it goes.

I still boil eggs. If you put salt in the water they peel clean.

Chris, you got the best ideas.