
My husband won’t eat boiled eggs if the surface is not smooth, so I have to be careful when peeling the shell so it doesn’t have pits. This is tricky, and the results are often disappointing.
This afternoon, I tried a new method. I boiled two eggs for about 10 minutes until the shells were darker. After removing them from the pan, I dried them for a few minutes, and hot steam was released.
I cracked the shell of the egg in several places to fully release the steam inside. A few minutes later, I peeled it.
Taraa,,,, the results were perfect. Smooth eggs without pits.
Do you have any other tips for peeling boiled eggs? Please share. Many thanks, my friends.
2 responses to “PEELING BOILED EGGS”
I can never get it right. I just started using a spoon and scooping the eggs out of the shell 🤣
The easiest way. No need to worry about the eggs being pockmarked or not, hahaha.