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Re: Hard-cooked eggs or Boiled eggs?
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I call them hard boiled. I can finally cook them the right way so they don't turn green around the edges. I saw Bobby Flay on a show and he said he puts them in boiling water and cooks them for 12 minutes, water shock them for 5 minutes, and peel them. I cook 6-12 at a time so that I have them on hand to use as a snack, add to salads, make egg salad sandwiches, add to tuna for sandwiches. I cook soft boiled for 3 minutes or so, haven't done it often, tho' I really enjoy a couple of soft boiled eggs now and then.
I will have to post a new (to me) Italian Deviled Eggs soon I had them once and then made them the next week!
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- Hard-cooked eggs or Boiled eggs?
- I call them hard-boiled eggs, and have not used the term hard-cooked eggs. All boiled eggs
- I also call them hard-boiled eggs, and there are soft-boiled also, although I've never had one.
- Re: Hard-cooked eggs or Boiled eggs?
- Re: Hard-cooked eggs or Boiled eggs?
- I was going to suggest you share your method. It makes perfect eggs.
- I went to a cooking demo at Clearwater Beach public library in November.
- hard cooked (boiled not really) eggs
- I went to a cooking demo at Clearwater Beach public library in November.
- I also call them hard-boiled eggs, and there are soft-boiled also, although I've never had one.
- I call them hard-boiled eggs, and have not used the term hard-cooked eggs. All boiled eggs
Italian Deviled Eggs 
