That's interesting. Use the shaking method then! It does seem to work.
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I was told that the method outlined above prevents the green tingue which occasionally materialises around the perimeter of the yolk. And it appears to work in my cases.
That's good. I presume you mean green tinge and not green tongue (which is how I read your typo) .
There is now a whole other thread about boiling and peeling eggs! But so far not many entries for the recipe challenge...
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That's good. I presume you mean green tinge and not green tongue (which is how I read your typo) .
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Unfortunately all my current egg recipes/dishes have already been posted elsewhere in the forum so are not eligible
You had better invent a new one then - or adapt one of them! Eggs are very versatile... I can't believe that you can't come up with a twist on an existing recipe. I'm counting on you!Oooops!
Unfortunately all my current egg recipes/dishes have already been posted elsewhere in the forum so are not eligible
I had thought of Taiwanese tea eggs which I had in Taipei in the 90's but I've tried before and although they were not a disaster, they looked nothing like these:
Pretty. There are other ways to colour eggs too....
At 01.00 in the morning after drinking copious quantities of beer, tea eggs aren't going to hit the spot! Maybe fried eggs and bacon. But not tea eggs.