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PostPosted: Feb 25 2012    Post subject: Found some time to try MacEggs pickled eggs. Reply with quote

I run out and bought 5 dozen large eggs....left them out for a couple hours to come to room temp.I made a small pin hole in the wide end of the egg and put them in a big stock pot.I covered the eggs with about an inch of water...brought to a boil and the removed from the heat....covered and let sit 12 minutes.I drained the water and filled the pot with cold water and ice to cool them down.I used two 1.9 litre mason jars that took 24 eggs each.I made one batch of MacEgg's ....Steak and Eggs and the other was just the brine and I added some pickling spice,cloves of garlic,sliced onion and a couple whole bay leaves.

Glad I bought 5 dozen eggs.....had at least a dozen bad peels....but I do have some nice egg salad for sammies now. Very Happy .......Now the waiting begins....Im going to give them 3 weeks before sampling......Its like waiting for bacon to cure. Very Happy You guys should give the pickled eggs a go...MacEgg's Sticky on Pickled Eggs is very informative...he has everything you need to know from start to finish.








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PostPosted: Feb 25 2012    Post subject: Re: Found some time to try MacEggs pickled eggs. Reply with quote

Canadian Bacon wrote:
Glad I bought 5 dozen eggs.....had at least a dozen bad peels. You guys should give the pickled eggs a go...MacEgg's Sticky on Pickled Eggs is very informative...he has everything you need to know from start to finish.

12 bad peels out of 60 ...... not too bad, IMO! Very Happy
Use a few for maybe some experimental flavours, eh?
Thanks for the props, dude! How'd you like that heavy snow? Sad Wink

EDIT: I just noticed, are those pepper plants in the background? Already looking good. Very Happy
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PostPosted: Feb 25 2012    Post subject: Re: Found some time to try MacEggs pickled eggs. Reply with quote

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Canadian Bacon wrote:
Glad I bought 5 dozen eggs.....had at least a dozen bad peels. You guys should give the pickled eggs a go...MacEgg's Sticky on Pickled Eggs is very informative...he has everything you need to know from start to finish.

12 bad peels out of 60 ...... not too bad, IMO! Very Happy
Use a few for maybe some experimental flavours, eh?
Thanks for the props, dude! How'd you like that heavy snow? Sad Wink

EDIT: I just noticed, are those pepper plants in the background? Already looking good. Very Happy


Thanks for Looking Mark......all we got so far is wet slush....my grass is still green Very Happy .....Yes those are 6 pepper plants that I was experimenting with a different germination process and they sort of got an early start....they will be moved upstairs next week in front of the kitchen sliding doors...lots of sun there.....I need the room so I can start germinating all my pepper seeds for the summer.Those plants are 3 Trinidad Scorpion Butch T's and 3 Bhut Jolokias(ghost pepper) Very Happy


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PostPosted: Feb 25 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

damn rick you beat me to it. i really want to give this a try maybe sunday.
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PostPosted: Feb 25 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Did you use fresh eggs or let them sit for a couple weeks?

Using older eggs the membrane changes and makes them much easier to peel. I did a 3 dozen batch last week and used some I let sit for a 1 1/2 weeks and had I think 3 bad peels out of 3 dozen.

I also peel them like in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN2gYHJNT3Y

they dont all blow out like that but it does seem to seperate the shell for a easy peel.
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Mish wrote:
I also peel them like in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN2gYHJNT3Y

they dont all blow out like that but it does seem to seperate the shell for a easy peel.

Very neat technique, I must say.
The baking soda trick sounded good too. Thanks for sharing.
TBH though, I'm not too keen on the whole blowing aspect. Rolling Eyes Laughing Wink
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PostPosted: Feb 25 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Mish wrote:
Did you use fresh eggs or let them sit for a couple weeks?

Using older eggs the membrane changes and makes them much easier to peel. I did a 3 dozen batch last week and used some I let sit for a 1 1/2 weeks and had I think 3 bad peels out of 3 dozen.

I also peel them like in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN2gYHJNT3Y

they dont all blow out like that but it does seem to seperate the shell for a easy peel.


They were fresh ....i decided to make these at the last minute and did not want to wait a week and half....next time I will think in advance. Very Happy I have seen that blow method before.
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Looking good CB..

The wait will be worth it.
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Looks pretty tasty CB. Was that putting all your eggs in one basket/ pot? Smile
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PostPosted: Feb 26 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Something makes me really nervous when you've got:

"3 Trinidad Scorpion Butch T's and 3 Bhut Jolokias"

sitting right next to the pickled eggs........

Something tells me there's going to very spicy pickled eggs wrapped in sausage & smoked sometime in the future......
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PostPosted: Feb 26 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

1buckie wrote:
Something makes me really nervous when you've got:

"3 Trinidad Scorpion Butch T's and 3 Bhut Jolokias"

sitting right next to the pickled eggs........

Something tells me there's going to very spicy pickled eggs wrapped in sausage & smoked sometime in the future......


Hot pickled scotch eggs..........hhmmm.. Laughing
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PostPosted: Feb 26 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Looks good Rick. Smile

I am ashamed to say, I have never had a pickled egg. Embarassed
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Beertooth wrote:
Looks good Rick. Smile

I am ashamed to say, I have never had a pickled egg. Embarassed


Everyone has to have at least tried one pickled egg in their lifetime Robert.........they put a whole new twist on a "Dutch Oven" Laughing Laughing
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Talk about One's Tongue Hanging Out and Drooling! Shocked

Can't wait until I smoke the eight pork loins I got so's I can evacuate the (cold 'fridge Wink ) and make room for this project! Wink

Nice work...Again...Rick, And Kudos to Maceggs for the inspiration and initial post on this and for lightin' the fire under your butt to get this done! Razz Laughing Cool

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Those look great. How long do you have to let them pickle?

Your pepper plants are looking good too. I recently started mine as well. 2 ghost pepper plants, 2 chocolate hab, and 6 super chili plants. The ghost and hab plants were started from the remainder of the seeds you sent me. I hope I don't kill these like I did last year by putting them out too early.
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Toga wrote:
Those look great. How long do you have to let them pickle?

Your pepper plants are looking good too. I recently started mine as well. 2 ghost pepper plants, 2 chocolate hab, and 6 super chili plants. The ghost and hab plants were started from the remainder of the seeds you sent me. I hope I don't kill these like I did last year by putting them out too early.


I will let them pickle about 3 weeks before I try them Toga....I will be planting a few of the super chili's this year as well......I will be starting the germination of some seeds in a few days.
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keep us updated. If they are as good as they look many of us will likely try them. Smile
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I love pickled eggs. But here in dutch country we use red beets,red onions, and vinegar to pickle our eggs. Gives them a nice...you guessed it, red color. I am curious though if anyone has tried red beets, or is this something totally different then the red beet eggs?
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WhereZdaBeef wrote:
I love pickled eggs. But here in dutch country we use red beets,red onions, and vinegar to pickle our eggs. Gives them a nice...you guessed it, red color. I am curious though if anyone has tried red beets, or is this something totally different then the red beet eggs?


I know my grandmother used to make Pickled beets,I was never a big fan of pickled beets. Laughing
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Canadian Bacon wrote:
WhereZdaBeef wrote:
I love pickled eggs. But here in dutch country we use red beets,red onions, and vinegar to pickle our eggs. Gives them a nice...you guessed it, red color. I am curious though if anyone has tried red beets, or is this something totally different then the red beet eggs?


I know my grandmother used to make Pickled beets,I was never a big fan of pickled beets. Laughing


Oh say it aint so dude.. Beets of any kind are amazing. My blonde Swedish wife Cool makes a pickled beet salad for special dinners that is so good.
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