Hard boiling eggs in your trailer

[Greggo]

So what's the best kind of water to boil eggs? I've used plain tap water but it seems like it makes my eggs taste too much like hard boiled eggs.

Ann was wondering what might happen if we tried to hard boil the chocolate eggs the Easter Bunny leaves behind.





Greg

[gbaglo]

Originally Posted by Greggo

So what's the best kind of water to boil eggs? Greg

Hard water for hard-boiled, soft water for soft-boiled eggs ( or you can add Calgon ).

[escape artist]

Originally Posted by gbaglo

Hard water for hard-boiled, soft water for soft-boiled eggs ( or you can add Calgon ).

Hi: gbaglo... I never have enough time to "Hard boil" eggs when camping. I bring some from home... just don't put them back in the egg carton with the others!!! Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[JPSpins]

Originally Posted by Vermilye

I bought some Kroger hard boiled eggs on this trip & was not impressed with the taste. Since I carry a Coleman combined stove & grill, I prefer to make my own outside the trailer. Since I travel solo, I do appreciate the stores that still sell fresh eggs by the 1/2 dozen.

I will be bringing my Coleman stove on Trip #1 and plan on doing most cooking outside...exception granted for early coffee. I'm allowed to do that...solo traveller as well.

[Jim Bennett]

I never realized hard boiled eggs could be so tough. Inside, place in boiling water, turn on range hood to vent vapours. Outside, place in boiling water, vent to the sky. Cool quickly when done to how you prefer them.

[C&G in FL]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

I never realized hard boiled eggs could be so tough. Inside, place in boiling water, turn on range hood to vent vapours. Outside, place in boiling water, vent to the sky. Cool quickly when done to how you prefer them.

[Greggo]

Somebody see if an egg can be hardboiled in the microwave and report back.

[alanmalk]

Originally Posted by Greggo

So what's the best kind of water to boil eggs? ...
Greg

Pure Rocky Mountain Spring water. (Early Spring through Fall is OK).

Remember to add 1 minute for each 1000' in elevation of the water origination.

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Alan

[dfandrews]

Originally Posted by alanmalk

Pure Rocky Mountain Spring water. (Early Spring through Fall is OK).

Remember to add 1 minute for each 1000' in elevation of the water origination.

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Alan

Can you just use Coors?

[techfan]

I think this whole discussion has become eggagerated and that's no yoke.

[gabeck]

This thread is just about killing us ........

[Iowa Dave]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Pickled OKRA Those of us that have followed FiberglassRV for years remember the old "Okra" thread Too bad the hacker killed it. That and the Fruit Cake thread were hilarious!

Hi Donna
Just stopped at the grocery store. Everything is kosher in the hot dog display
Dave

[alanmalk]

Originally Posted by dfandrews

Can you just use Coors?

Yes, you could. But remember, with Coors you are paying mostly for the can.

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Alan

[thoer]

Eggs must have changed a lot since I was a kid as they now apparently require an advanced degree for hard boiling properly....

[gbaglo]

Why must one do the deed inside the trailer?

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by techfan

I think this whole discussion has become eggagerated and that's no yoke.

Time to take a break, you seem a bit scrambled. Maybe time to get your head eggsamined, you seem a little to eggcited about this topic.

[peter]

Enough eggravation already.

[Iowa Dave]

It's Bennett's fault, he keeps egging everybody on.
Dave

[dfandrews]

Originally Posted by peter

Enough eggravation already.

Then, Let's talk boiling hot dogs.

[thoer]

Originally Posted by dfandrews

Then, Let's talk boiling hot dogs.

steamed?