For the easiest peeling, use eggs that are at least a week old. Fresh eggs tend to stick to the shell. Do not skip the ice bath! This sudden temperature change is crucial for preventing the green ring around the yolk and for easy peeling. If you're still having trouble peeling, try adding a teaspoon of baking soda to the boiling water. This can help loosen the shell membrane.
Verna Koepp
Jun 29, 2025I've always struggled with hard-boiled eggs, but this recipe changed everything.
Cortney Dietrich
Jun 12, 2025The ice bath is key! My eggs have never been easier to peel.
Kraig Casper
Jun 4, 2025I followed the instructions exactly, and they turned out amazing!
Assunta Corkery
May 31, 2025The yolks were perfectly cooked and creamy, not that awful green color.
Paxton Mccullough
May 30, 2025I added a little vinegar to the water as suggested, and the shells practically slipped off!
Donna Stracke
May 30, 2025Perfect for making deviled eggs! The yolks are so smooth.
Mae Oreilly
May 27, 2025This is now my go-to method for hard-boiling eggs. So simple and effective!
Delores Russel
May 24, 2025Thanks for the tip about using older eggs, it really makes a difference!
Felicita Kulas
May 19, 2025This method is truly foolproof! My eggs came out perfectly every time.