Recipe shown: Rice Bowl with Egg, Smoked Fish, Quick Pickles and Dill. Alternately you could strain and run under cold water for 30 seconds to cool down. Bring to a boil, then immediately remove the pot from the heat, cover, and set timer for 10 minutes.Īfter 10 minutes, remove the eggs to a bowl of cold water to stop the cooking. Have you ever tried a drop or two of Teriyaki sauce on a hard boiled egg? My friend Olivia taught me that and it’s sick.Īdd eggs to a medium pot of water set over high heat. I often hard-boil 6 to 8 at a time, then dip into them over the next week for an on-the-go breakfast, or a quick lunch (with salad or veg) or snack. This is the technique voted Most Likely to Be Made in Large Batches.
Recipe shown: Rosa’s Warm Lentil Salad Hard-Boiled Remove after a minute or two (I don’t love freezing-cold eggs) and peel gently. When your timer goes off, immediately transfer the eggs into the ice bath. While the eggs are simmering, prepare an ice bath by filling a bowl large enough to fit your eggs with ice and water. Set your timer for 7 minutes, not a second more or less. Using a slotted spoon, carefully lower the eggs into the water, turning the heat down slightly so the boil is controlled and not aggressive. (Technique is also in The Weekday Vegetarians.)īring a medium pot of water to a boil. Once I mastered this method, the 7-minute quickly became my leaderboard egg for salads, rice bowls, and lentil bowls. So, at long last, for all your future #PutAnEggOnIt needs, my three most favorite ways to prepare them: 7-minute (aka “jammy”), hard-boiled, and sunny-side up…. Especially during these last few years of Weekday Vegetarianism, when often the addition of an egg is just the magic-wand-ish protein we are looking for to transform a dish into capital D-Dinner. I’d argue that the only phrase that makes more appearances than ‘ I could eat this every night’ across all DALS platforms is most likely top with an egg.
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