how to hard boil eggs

Hard-boiled eggs? No, hard-cook your eggs, then start getting creative
How many ways are there to hard-cook an egg?No two people we asked had the same method. And it appears plenty of us can't quite get it right.A 2010 survey of mothers by the Park Ridge-based American Egg Board reported that when quizzed on hard-cooking methods, seven out of 10 chose techniques that would result in overcooked eggs."Hard-boiled egg" is a misnomer, says chef Jeffrey Saad, a.[...]
How to make hard-boiled eggs for Easter

Le Times Food Editor Russ Parsons tell you what you've been doing wrong -- and how to do it right.[...]

Pro Tip For Easter: Learn How To Blow A Hard Boiled Egg Out Of Its Shell
We at Mediaite understand that we provide a number of invaluable services to its readers, not least of which is the following video which will teach you, dear reader, how to extract a hard boiled egg from its shell with a deep breath. Since a significant number of Americans are preparing to hard boil and dye eggs for Easter this weekend, this seems a reasonably appropriate time publish this.[...]
How to Hard Boil Eggs the Barefoot Contessa (Ina Garten) way

With Easter just around the corner, it's time to start hard boiling and dying those eggs.[...]

How to get creative with eggs after mastering the hard-cook method

How many ways are there to hard-cook an egg?No two people we asked had the same method. And it appears plenty of us can't quite get it right.A 2010 survey of mothers by the Park Ridge-based American Egg Board reported that when quizzed on hard-cooking methods, seven out of 10 chose techniques that would result in overcooked eggs."Hard-boiled egg" is a misnomer, says chef Jeffrey Saad, a.[...]

The Splendid Table: How to Hard Boil and Peel Eggs

Eggs are not easy. Those innocent looking little ovoids are seething with complexes. Peeling is tricky when the egg's very fresh because it has a high acid content.[...]

Artistic eggspression: Mastering the hard-cook method

How many ways are there to hard-cook an egg? No two people we asked had the same method. And it appears plenty of us can't quite get it right.A 2010 survey of mothers by the Park Ridge-based American Egg Board reported that when quizzed on hard-cooking methods, seven out of 10 chose techniques that would result in overcooked eggs."Hard-boiled egg" is a misnomer, says chef Jeffrey Saad, a.[...]