hard-boiled eggs
Fully set yolks
Hard-boiled eggs are eggs cooked in their shells until both the white and yolk are fully solid.
The method involves boiling or simmering for roughly ten to twelve minutes, then often cooling in ice water.
Hard-boiled eggs appear in salads, deviled eggs, and as portable snacks.
The term distinguishes them from soft-boiled eggs, where the yolk remains runny.
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Briefly cooked, runny-centered
raw eggs · dippy eggs · poached eggs · coddled eggs · fresh eggs
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Eggs simmered in water
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