RE: Hard-boiled eggs?
Not over cooking them helps, and most people over cook them.
I start with the eggs covered with cool water, bring it to a rolling boil for 2 minutes and then remove from the heat for 20 minutes with the pot covered throughout the process. Then I put the pan into the sink and pour cold water from the faucet into them until they are cool enough to handle easily, followed by a soak in ice water for 1 hour. The shells normally slip right off with only gentle cracking. If you make them the day before you can just cool them enough to place into the fridge overnight, the shells should come off easily the next day. The eggs will have beautiful golden yellow yolks without the greyish cast and strong taste that overcooked eggs have, and a more pleasing texture well suited to deviling or egg salad.
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