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What to do with Leftover Hard-Boiled Eggs
The good news: The stash of leftover hard-boiled eggs in your fridge should keep for a week. The bad news: You still have a stash of leftover hard-boiled eggs. Here are a few recipes from our archives that'll put your leftovers to good use. Sardine-and-Egg Salad Sandwich Grandmother's Egg Salad (Sandwich) Stuffed Eggs Niçoise Salad Potato, Chicken, Green Bean, Egg, and Avocado Salad in an Herb Mayonnaise What's your favorite way to use leftover hard-boiled eggs?...One Dozen Trader Joe's Eggs, Each with a Double Yolk
Happy Easter! Let us proclaim the mystery of eggs. This photo comes to us from Luca B., who says, "So we were making a batch of deviled eggs (yum) as an Easter hor d'oeuvre when we discovered that every egg we had hard-boiled then peeled contained a double yolk! (Purchased from the Trader Joe's in Brooklyn.)"...How to Cook the Perfect Hard-Boiled Egg
This Flash application from the University of Oslo figures out the optimal time to cook a hard-boiled egg based on four factors: the egg's circumference, the level of doneness you want the egg to be, the start temperature of the egg, and the elevation you're cooking at. Now every egg you cook will be perfect—as long as you measure its circumference and temperature, and know how many meters above sea level you are. (And to think all this time I was just boiling my eggs for seven minutes, give or take a few seconds.) The website is in Norwegian, but for a scientific explanation of cooking hard-boiled eggs in English go to khymos.org. [via Lifehacker] Related: Nick Kindelsperger on...Simple Ways to Dye Easter Eggs
Our roundup of kitless Easter egg–dyeing alternatives.Bissinger's Chocolate Inside a Real Hen's Egg for Easter
The St. Louis-based confectionery Bissinger's makes something called "the ultimate egg" for Easter. An actual hen's egg shell around a chocolate praline center. Except, wait. How did the chocolate get shoved in there? Eerily, there are no cracks or signs of entrance. As the company asks on their website, "Which came first? The chocolate or the egg?" Some things are better left un-figured out. A set of three eggs is $28.75. [via Mighty Goods] Related The Cadbury Creme Egg McFlurry at British McDonald's Peep Inside a Chocolate Egg: The Must-Have Easter Candy Washington Post's 2009 Peeps Diorama Contest Now Accepting Entries...Cooking with Kids: Scrambled Egg Smackdown with Tyler Florence
My daughter and I eat a lot of scrambled eggs for breakfast, and I make them over medium-high heat and get them in and out of the pan as fast as possible. But according to Food Network host Tyler Florence, whose son Hayden (19 months) is also an egg aficionado, I’m doing it wrong. “My son, he loves scrambled eggs,” said Florence when I spoke to him on the phone recently. “Farm-fresh organic eggs, a little bit of whole milk, two tablespoons of butter and a nonstick pan. Cook eggs at a low temperature, because the temperature reacts with the protein in eggs and makes them very rubbery. Light, fluffy, billowy eggs, that is achieved with a low, slow cooking...Regular Eggs Are 'No Harm to Health'
Photograph from malias on Flickr A recent study proved that eating too many eggs doesn't necessarily cause high blood cholesterol and heart disease. BBC News reports that the antiquated misconception that too many eggs are bad for you can finally go away. Egg lovers everywhere rejoice! In light of this new evidence, the British Heart Foundation (BHF) dropped its advice to limit egg consumption to three a week. Researcher Bruce Griffin said those on a low-cholesterol diet should be more concerned with cutting back saturated fats from fatty meats, dairy products, and pastries....Disney Eggs Are Completely Pointless But Kids Will Probably Want Them
Nothing is safe from Disney's grasp: Disney Farm Fresh Eggs are eggs with drawings of Disney characters' heads printed on them. That's it. Crack the egg and the Disney fun is gone, unless you have a Mickey-shaped egg mold, in which case you can use that to stretch the Disney theme and fry an egg that will barely resemble the plastic-looking one in the commercial. StitchKingdom.com points out that Japan has been sticking Mickey's head onto eggs for years, not that that makes it any less pointless. Not sure what the manufacturer's price is, but if you do find yourself addicted to eggs decorated with images of Mickey and friends, you can buy loads of coupons on eBay. Save...Eggs Inspired by EVE from Wall-E
EVE from the animated film Wall-E, with all her scanners and endearing Mac boot-up jingle, is so cute, you kind of want to eat her. And if you like eggs, now you can. [via All Things Pixar] Related: EVE Birthday Cupcakes [Photograzing]...Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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