New research uncovers a revolutionary method that optimizes egg white and yolk texture, changing how we boil eggs at any age.

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Italian scientists say they found the best way to make boiled eggs. We tried it, and (sorry, science) it’s not worth it.

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The researchers say standard methods for hard-boiling at 100 degrees are overkill for the yolks, rendering them fully set, while using sous vide to cook eggs in a water bath for an hour between 60 ...

Italian scientists said Thursday that it takes 32 minutes and two temperatures of water to achieve a perfectly boiled egg, ...

Cooking egg sous vide, or the process of sealing food in a bag and cooking it in a water bath at a precise temperature, which is typically between 60 and 70C (140F and 158F) when it comes to eggs ...

Simmer, covered, for exactly 12 minutes. After 12 minutes, immediately plunge the eggs into an ice bath to stop the cooking. The result: No grey yolks, folks! Tap, roll, and then peel the eggs ...

The egg white (a.k.a. the albumen ... Then boil water on a stove and place a bath of what DiMaio calls “cold water” next to it. “Please try to keep the cold water at 86 degrees Fahrenheit ...

But the yolk – which only needs 65°C – can end up too hard. Many chefs cook eggs in a water bath (sous vide) at a steady temperature of between 60°C and 70°C which does produce a better ...

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