How to make Crock Pot Hard Boiled Eggs. You don't have to stress about how long to hard boil eggs with this recipe.
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Crock Pot Hard-Boiled Eggs
I have a confession to make.....I have never figured out how to hard boil eggs on the stovetop. For some reason, this skill is not one that is in my repertoire. Thankfully I have a trick up my sleeve that makes it so I never have to worry about making hard-boiled eggs on the stovetop.....I make Crock Pot Hard Boiled Eggs!
Yes it is true! You can use your trusty crockpot to hard boil eggs and they turn out magnificent! I mean seriously these are so dang easy to make! You don't have to worry about how long to hard boil eggs, watching over the eggs so they are not in the water too long, or any of the other issues that I seem to run into with hard boiling an egg on the stovetop.
I put off making hard-boiled eggs for years until I figured out I could use the crockpot. Now I make these easy-peel hard-boiled eggs all the time and John takes them to work for a snack, we slice them over salads, or just enjoy them on their own.
Are you ready for the crazy easy oh my goodness why have I not been doing this for years instructions on how to make a Crock Pot Hard Boiled Egg?
Make sure to check if your eggs are good if you are questioning how old they are.
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Ingredients
Eggs
Water
Salt
I like using this Spider Strainer to make it easier to remove the eggs from the hot water.
Directions
Fill your crockpot with eggs. I normally do 6-12
Fill the crockpot with water until the eggs are barely covered
Salt the water liberally
Set on high for 2 and a half hours
After 2 ½ hours remove the eggs and place them into a cold water bath
Peel and enjoy!
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Crock Pot Hard Boiled Eggs
Ingredients
- 12 Eggs
- Water
- Salt
Instructions
- Fill your crockpot with eggs. I normally do 6-12
- Fill the crockpot with water until the eggs are barely covered
- Salt the water liberally
- Set on high for 2 and a half hours
- After 2 ½ hours remove the eggs and place them into a cold water bath
- Peel and enjoy!
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Originally posted November 21, 2013. Updated on March 12, 2020
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Rose Royce
We use propane to cook, and when I wanted to boil eggs, found the tank was out. Found this solution, and am so pleased with the results. Thanks for your gifted cooking ideas. Rose Royce
Tammilee
Hi Rose, I am so glad this recipe helped out!
Anonymous
This is a great idea!
Does salt in the water make the eggs salty?
Have you tried it without the salt, and if so, how did that change things?
Thanks!
Tammilee
Hi, I could not taste the salt at all. It just helps the eggs peel better I think
Beverly Nelson
Do the eggs need to be in a single layer or can I stack them up in the crock pot? Thanks!
Nancy A.
That is a great idea, love using the crock pot for so many things. I bought an electric egg cooker, named Henrietta the hen, and it does a great job of making hard boiled eggs. If you want eggs faster, it is the way to go.
Mitch
Thanks for the info, cause I love making homemade egg salad!
Mitch
Mary
What a great idea! I"m the family deviled egg maker and boiling/peeling the eggs is the part I hate the most. I'll have to try this out and see if it makes it any easier for me. Thanks!
Shannon (The Mommy-Files)
I love it Tammi Lee! I used to eat hard boiled eggs a lot but rarely have the time to cook them. This is a great idea!
Lena
That is pretty cool - I am so trying it
mel
What an awesome idea! We love hardboiled eggs!
Pam Donica
Great idea! Thanks