Hard Boiled Eggs (What to do, What to do?)

While searching for recipes that used black sesame seeds, LOOKEE what I FOUND, just in time for Easter.

A clever little site, where a mom shares how she makes these!

I think my grand kiddos might have a ball making little momma(s) and baby chicks!

(Tips & Techniques...)

The night before cooking eggs, store carton in its side to center yolks within their whites.

• Choose 3-day to 1-week old (sell by date) eggs, these will "shell" later (more easily) than fresh eggs will.
• Place a single layer of eggs in a saucepan and cover eggs (by 1-inch) with COLD water,
• Cover pan and bring the water to a boil.
• IMMEDIATELY remove the pan from the heat, once water begins to boil.
• Set a timer for 17 minutes, allowing the eggs to "cook" off heat till hard-cooked.
• Immediately drain off  the water; replace with COLD water, before attempting to shell.

So, as for hard boiled eggs... what will you do with yours? Share your ideas and even recipes.


Warmly,
Sharon Anne