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Date: September 16, 2025
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Tried to follow this as closely as I could and after six minutes the eggs were hard boiled and rubbery. Dang.
This is really good to chefs in the kitchen using rationals the 2 minutes difference at the end will be the same result on a 99 degree steamer and cold eggs
I like the 6min one. Gelatinous 😊
I like my yolk completely cooked all the way through. It's the same when I have scrambled eggs. I don't like them to be still liquidy, if that's the right word to use. So no matter how I do my eggs I like them to be cooked all the way through.
Depends on my mood or what I'm cooking the eggs for but I like them all the ways
In UK I found best way to boil and important after to easy clean – drop them in boiling water ond boil them for 6-8 minutes
I put in boiling water for 6 mins from the fridge. Perfect. I like the white to be liquid. If I want jammy eggs for a soup, I boil them for 7 mins and chill in cold running water. Also perfect every time.
The eggs are going to be peeled so a little cracking is acceptable. I put fridge cold eggs into a rolling boil for eight minutes then drain and dunk in cold water repeating the drain and dunk a few times. The white is perfectly set with a slightly jammy yolk, perfect for niçoise, tamago sando or devilled egg.
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Go Andy!!! ❤
Love the fact that you keep adding to your perfect egg guide.
I start with cold water cover and boil with vinegar and salt then gas off cover again for 15 min,