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Instant Pot Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs cook in just minutes. They come out perfect every time and are very easy to peel.
I’m so happy with my new Instant Pot pressure cooker, I am using it several times a week and even for hard-boiled eggs. I chose the LUX60 V3 6 Qt 6 model because of the newer features like eggs and cake. While I haven’t yet made a cake, I am in love with the egg feature.
I did a little test the first time I made Instant Pot Perfect Hard Boiled eggs. I used extra large eggs and let the cooker set the time – which is an automatic 5 minutes for hard-boiled eggs. As you can see from the picture below, they came out a little undercooked – or at least undercooked for me.
So the next time I set the egg mode at 6 minutes. When the cooker indicated they were done, I released the steam and put them in an ice bath to stop them from cooking. I waited about 5 minutes and then peeled them. I was amazed at how easily the shells just peeled right off.
Now I have the perfect egg cooker so why not make the best-deviled eggs?
Instant Pot Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs
- Total Time: 6 minutes
- Yield: 1 dozen eggs 1x
Description
Instant Pot Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs cook in just minutes. They come out consistently perfect every time and are very easy to peel.
Ingredients
- 8–12 eggs
- 1 cup water
Instructions
- Place water in the bottom of Instant Pot.
- Place steamer basket in Instant Pot.
- Add eggs
- Set egg setting for 5 minutes for large or medium eggs and 6 minutes for extra large eggs.
- When eggs are finished cooking, release steam.
- Place the cooked eggs in a bowl of ice water for 5 minutes.
- Cook Time: 6 minutes
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Love hard boiled eggs
Great tips!
Here’s another one
Use the Egg Stripper by Grania Products
I purchased one on HSN and it peels 5 hard boiled eggs in under 10 seconds and it truly works
I think their web site is
http://www.eggstripper.com
Thanks for the tip.