Hardboiled eggs colored for Easter

Perfectly Hard “Boiled” Easter Eggs – Without Water!

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Hardboiled eggs colored for Easter

Spring is finally here!

It is such an exciting time of the year. Easter is just around the corner: the unofficial holiday for welcoming in the new spring season. Easter is usually associated with eggs and in our industry we have seen a plethora of egg recipes and articles instructing on “How to Boil the Perfect Egg for Easter.”

The recipe was two pages long! Our team at 360 Cookware is full of regular people. Most of us enjoy cooking, but we’re not experts by any stretch, especially when it comes to how to boil eggs without a pot. That said, we believe boiling eggs is pretty simple. Especially when you’re using the Vapor Cooking Method.

If you haven’t tried hard-cooked (boiled) eggs in your 360 Cookware, now is the perfect time. All you need is one of our pans with a lid, a wet paper towel, and the eggs.

A saucepan with a wet paper towel inside, eggs in a basket nearby, demonstrating the method for boiling eggs without water.A saucepan with eggs on a countertop, demonstrating the no-water boiling method.A hand holding the lid of a saucepan on a countertop, demonstrating the Vapor Cooking Method for boiling eggs.
A pot with brown and white eggs on a wet paper towel, ready for cooking.Four bowls with colored Easter eggs: blue, green, yellow, and a brown egg on a wooden board.
  

Perfectly Boiled Easter Eggs - Without Water!

Hard Boiled Eggs Tip: 

It’s important that the eggs cook in a single layer. If you want to make more than 4 eggs, increase the eggs to the desired amount, cooking them in one of our larger pots. Be sure to use enough paper towels to cover the bottom whatever size pan you’re using.

Ingredients:

  • 4 large eggs
  • 1 sheet paper towel, preferably unbleached
Instructions:
  1. Fold the paper towel to fit into the 1 Quart Saucepan.
  2. Wet the paper towel with water and place in the pot. (The towel shouldn’t be sitting in a pool of water. All the water should be held in the towel.)
  3. Place the eggs in a single layer on top of the wet towel.
  4. Cover the pot and heat over medium heat until steam just begins to escape from under the lid, about 3 minutes.
  5. Spin the lid to engage the vapor seal then immediately reduce the heat to low.
  6. Cook 5 to 6 minutes for soft-cooked eggs; cook 7 to 8 minutes for medium cooked eggs; cook 13 to 15 minutes for hard-cooked eggs.

If you don’t have one of our pans, now is the perfect time! You won’t believe how simple it is to “boil” eggs without water.

We welcome you to share your experiences with this simple way to prepare your Easter Eggs!

Have a wonderful Easter weekend!

If you prefer video instructions, check this out from our 360 Test Kitchen:

 

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