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Genre: People & Blogs
License: Standard YouTube License
Uploaded At Sep 7, 2024 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-10-28T13:03:06.073669Z
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A little needle prick in the shell before cooking + short cold water bath after (we call the cold water bath "Scaring the eggs" in the Netherlands; "De eieren laten schrikken". Like jumping out of hiding and saying "Boo!")
That's all you need.
Vinegar & baking soda doesn't really do anything benefitial to the process.
It looks fun on camera, though.
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1 cup water in the pot. Add a rack. Place eggs on the rack. Pressure cook 6 minutes. Manual release. Eggs slide out like butter! It takes longer to crack the shell than it does for the egg to slide out. Iām never going back to boiling them.. try it once, you will do it again and again. I no longer wait for Christmas only bc these are sooo easy.
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@jonathonkane7638
5 months ago
2 Acetic acid + 1 sodium carbonate = water and CO2 (gas) and sodium acetate (itās an organic salt, donāt worry about it)ā¦ the bubbles arenāt coming from the āshellā. Heās simply neutralizing the acid from the vinegar. Also you donāt need equal parts (molar parts that is). I digress, long story short the bubbles donāt ācome from the shellā. They may look like theyāre coming from the shell but thatās just because the shell serves as a nucleation site.
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