It sounds very simple, but a perfect, runny yolk can be lost very quickly, so timing a perfect boiled egg is important.
How long to boil the egg depends on how hard you want them to be, but it’s always best to start with eggs at room temperature.
The longer you cook them, the harder the eggs will be.
Use an Egg Timer to get the timing perfect every time!
This is the most often missed part of boiling eggs. But this step makes sure the eggs aren't undercooked, or cooked unevenly.
Boil a kettle, and pour the water in a sauce pan. You need enough to cover the eggs, not too much that the pan will overflow.
The easiest thing to use is a spoon to lower the eggs in! Don't drop them in, they might crack, or splash boiling water. Be careful!
Put the pan on a medium heat to gently simmer the water. Don't boil too hard, or the eggs might crack. Follow the time above with a timer!
Once the eggs have been boiling for the right time, take them out gently and carefully with and put them into cold water to stop the cooking process.
To peel the eggs, gently tap the eggs all over to break the shell. This will make it easy to peel! Once peeled, rinse it under cold water to get rid of any extra shell.
If you are making eggs and soldiers (Dippy eggs and toast), skip steps 5 and 6.
Instead, put the hot egg into an egg cup and tap the top to break the lid!
Cooking time: Boil for 5 minutes and take the eggs out of the water.
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