hey,
does anyone know if i can put
raw eggs into the kettle to make
hard-boiled eggs?
i mean, you technically can right?
cause that's the same way
you boil hardboiled eggs normally anyway.
and i'm kinda lazy to wait for the water
to boil the normal stove way,
it takes *forever*!
tell me asap cause i really want some eggs.
pleaseandthankyou!
does anyone know if i can put
raw eggs into the kettle to make
hard-boiled eggs?
i mean, you technically can right?
cause that's the same way
you boil hardboiled eggs normally anyway.
and i'm kinda lazy to wait for the water
to boil the normal stove way,
it takes *forever*!
tell me asap cause i really want some eggs.
pleaseandthankyou!
6 Comments:
why dont u just boil the water in the kettle n pour it into the pot on the stove then light the fire so the water is alrdy damn hot n ur egg cooks faster
You shd get the H2O boiling first & then soak the eggs (ie, the water must completely cover the eggs) for like 6-10 mins to get ur hard-boiled eggs. Boiling the eggs and the water at the same time may cause cracks from being tossed around due to the turbulence from the convection effect of the boiling water. :)
ho: good idea actually (:
anonymous: wow thanks. are you david lee?!
Heh, heh... keep guessing!!
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mst be JV right!
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