I used, for the first time, a new hard-boiled egg recipe that resulted in both yellow (and not gray-green) yolks and mostly easy-to-peel shells: Cover fresh eggs in cold water with a teaspoon of salt, bring to a boil, turn down the heat a bit, cover and cook for 13 minutes, followed by an ice bath (I ran mine under cold water in the sink for a while). Worked quite well!
Monday, April 9, 2007
Brown Eggs Are Local Eggs...
...but they aren't quite right for Easter egg dying. Perfect for turning into egg salad for Easter lunch, though!

I used, for the first time, a new hard-boiled egg recipe that resulted in both yellow (and not gray-green) yolks and mostly easy-to-peel shells: Cover fresh eggs in cold water with a teaspoon of salt, bring to a boil, turn down the heat a bit, cover and cook for 13 minutes, followed by an ice bath (I ran mine under cold water in the sink for a while). Worked quite well!
I used, for the first time, a new hard-boiled egg recipe that resulted in both yellow (and not gray-green) yolks and mostly easy-to-peel shells: Cover fresh eggs in cold water with a teaspoon of salt, bring to a boil, turn down the heat a bit, cover and cook for 13 minutes, followed by an ice bath (I ran mine under cold water in the sink for a while). Worked quite well!
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