Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Eating and Drinking => Cooking, Storing and Preserving => Topic started by: smellykipper on August 31, 2013, 07:29
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is there an easy way to pickle eggs, my kitchen is very limited.
many thanks
Daz
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Pickled eggs are very easy Daz :) - just peeled hardboiled eggs with pickling vinegar poured over. If boiling up the vinegar with spices seems too much work, you can buy pre-spiced vinegar.
If sterlising the jars in the oven is a problem, you could get some cleaner\sterliser powder from a homebrew shop. My local Tesco has a home brew bit, next to car care for some reason :wacko:, but they stock all the basics :)
Sorry ::) forgot to add, the jars, eggs and vinegar are all cold when you put it all together, so no messing with boiling pans of vinegar and hot jars ;)
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Even easier. Just use whatever vinegar you have. White, brown, home brewed condiment. I use Milton to sterilise all my jars for any sort of jam, pickling etc and never had any problems with contamination. Simple and quick.
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so just boil eggs, let them go cold, put in a sterile jar and add spiced vinegar, that sounds way to easy.
many thanks
Daz
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Add a chili ot two! :ohmy: Cheers, Tony.
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Eggs about a fortnight old peel better than just laid eggs ! :)
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I know this might seem like a daft question but what would the result be if you pickled the boiled eggs with the shells on?
Would the vinegar permeate through the shell?
CdT
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Add a chili ot two! :ohmy: Cheers, Tony.
Chillis are a great addition, if you like a bit of warmth.
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I know this might seem like a daft question but what would the result be if you pickled the boiled eggs with the shells on?
Would the vinegar permeate through the shell?
CdT
I seem to recall from school science experiments that the shell dissolves probably taking out the acidity of the vinegar and leaving it no good as a preservative.
I could be wrong as it was a loooooong time ago ! :)
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thanks all, im going to try today :)
Daz