The perfect, easy peel hard boiled egg is….
Is actually steamed.. bah dum duh ting.
Hahahaha, no seriously.
EGGS!
About an inch of water
Boiling before eggs
Covered and Patiently Waiting
oopsie
The Ice Bath Challenge for Eggs
In they go!
I really love pictorial collages.
The gist of the whole shebang can be described in 7 basic steps as well.
- Put an inch of water and your steamer basket in your pot
- Get the water boiling
- Place eggs in steamer basket and cover
- Let eggs steam in peace for 12 minutes for hard boiled (if you’re looking for time on soft boiled, go some where else, I can’t help you) (ETA:I’ve since been told by others that they go for as long as 15 minutes, but we were very happy at the 12 minute mark.)
- During this time, get together a large bowl/pot of cold water, with ice cubes to get it EVEN MORE FRIGID.
- Get those eggs into your ice bath and let them cool COMPLETELY.
- Easy Squeezy peal some eggsies. I use the roll and pinch method, which baffles and infuriates my husband as I can clean 3 eggs to his one.

Now, do something delish – like these deviled eggs that we made with ours.

We took two trays of these beauties to a MrGillis side of the family reunion and I dare say they were a hit.
Until next time, have a wicked good day!
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Gillis Gardens is a farm, run by myself and my wonderful husband. We believe in biodiversity, organic growing methods and doing things ourselves. I knit, crochet, make jewelry and sew. MrGillis builds, doing everything from our plumbing to our mechanical to our renovations. We are both active members of our little community. We both take care of the plants and animals. He weeds, I harvest. He spreads manure, I plant.
We raise multiple breeds of chickens for eggs and meat. We have a herd of Alpacas that we shear every year for their beautiful fiber, which we then have milled into ultra luxurious yarn. We make our own maple syrup, preserves and pickles. We raise bees for honey and herbs for medicine. We also raise pigs for meat and fun.
We are the parents of two young children, and consider that our most important job.
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