Thanks to Sunny
Simple Life for this idea of steaming eggs in their shell.
So this experiment was very simple. Just put about an inch of water into the
bottom of a pot. Pop a sieve or strainer
on top. Bring the water to a boil. As you can see the sieve I used had a plastic
surround and I was a little anxious about whether the plastic would be damaged
by being heated for so long. But it
seemed ok. A fully metal sieve would be
preferable.
Then pop the eggs into the sieve (not touching the
water) and cover the pot. 6 minutes for
soft boiled and 13 minutes for hard boiled eggs. Add 2 minutes to each time if your eggs are
fridge cold.
If you are not going to eat the eggs immediately,
cool them down with cold water so they stop cooking.
Because I'm not into runny yolks, I finished the
soft one off with a quick moderate blast in the microwave – worked a treat!
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