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    jenniferlundeby

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    1 review by jenniferlundeby

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    Reviewed Hard Cooked Eggs in the Oven (Baked Eggs
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    "Whether you boil or bake an egg is irrelevant to how you cool and peel it. Always put the eggs in ice water for 5 minutes and then peel under cold water. Always fully crack the egg and start at the fat end, this is where the natural air bubble is. If this recipe makes your eggs easier to peel, it isn't because you baked it, it's because you ice ..."

    Nov 19, 2012 on Food.com

    Recipe #61856

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