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How to Make PERFECT Instant Pot Hard Boiled Eggs

The simple 5-5-5 method for making perfect Instant Pot Hard Boiled Eggs. You’ll be amazed at how easily they peel, and how creamy and delicious they taste!

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I have finally found the secret to making perfect hard boiled eggs. I’m only 44 years old, so I’m counting this as a win in my book! I have many years ahead of me now making stress-free hard boiled eggs.

Am I the only one who struggles removing the peel? I’ve tried all the tricks, from old eggs, to ice baths, to putting them in the oven (it’s a thing). Sometimes I’d get a couple in the batch that peel amazing, and then there are some where I remove half the white part just to get the shell off. Our deviled eggs never look pretty, hehe!

Until now that is. Now that I have discovered how to make Instant Pot Hard Boiled Eggs.

I recently bought myself an Instant Pot (have you heard of this???) and was afraid to use it. No really, I was overwhelmed by all it’s buttons and directions.

I love using my Slow Cooker, so I didn’t think I had a need in my life for another appliance. Especially a pressure cooker! But, I had heard good things about hard boiled eggs, and with Easter coming soon, I needed a solution. So, I gave it a whirl.

I use the 5-5-5 method. It is not quicker than my traditional recipe, however, the ease at which the egg comes out of the shell is amazing. I’m not even exaggerating, LOL. Not only are they easier to peel than the traditional method, but I swear they taste better too! You can watch my video below to see how easy they are to make!

MY favorite ways to enjoy hard boiled eggs:

• Deviled eggs. Now that I have an easy way of making hard boiled eggs that look GOOD outside of their shell, I’ll be sharing my family’s favorite deviled eggs recipe soon!
• Caesar Salad and Dressing. Did you know you can make Caesar dressing from hard boiled eggs? Yep, it’s true!
• As I try to eat more protein and count my macros, I incorporate simple hard boiled eggs for breakfast, lunch, and snacks. I also slice them up and put them on salads and sandwiches too!
• Let’s not forget egg salad. My absolute favorite sandwich from childhood!

Tender roasted, French Dip Sandwiches cooked in the Instant Pot. Piled on a crusty french roll with extra cheese, this flavorful dinner is then dipped in au jus!

Ready in under 30 minutes, this delicious Instant Pot Chicken Alfredo recipe has become part of our monthly meal rotation! I’ve even got the “skinny” on how to lighten it up!

You can also head over to my INSTAGRAM…I’ve teamed up with a few friends to give one away to a lucky person! Be sure to enter to win!

I created a fun little group on facebook and I’d love for you to join in! It’s a place where you can share YOUR favorite recipes, ask questions, and see what’s new with Shugary Sweets (so that you never miss a new recipe)! If you’d like to check it out, you can request to join HERE.

MORE Instant Pot Recipes

• Chicken Cacciatore
• Chicken Noodle Soup
• Mississippi Pot Roast
• Instant Pot Pork Chops
• Mongolian Chicken
• Chicken and Dumplings
• Sweet Potatoes

Instant Pot Hard Boiled Eggs Recipe and Video:

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Instant Pot Hard Boiled Eggs

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Prep Time 2 minutes

Cook Time 10 minutes

Additional Time 5 minutes

Total Time 17 minutes

The simple 5-5-5 method for making perfect Instant Pot Hard Boiled Eggs. You'll be amazed at how easily they peel, and how creamy and delicious they taste!

Ingredients

• Eggs, as many as you can fit in single layer on rack that came with your pressure cooker
• 1 cup cold water

Instructions

1. Place the rack that came with your instant pot in the bottom of the pot. Pour in your cold water. Add your eggs (it's okay if they're touching).
2. Close the lid and set the pressure to high for 5 minutes. It will take several minutes for the pressure to build. Once the timer goes off (after cooking for 5 minutes), allow the pressure to naturally release for 5 minutes (set a timer).
3. While this is happening, fill a big bowl with ice water. Once your timer goes off, quick release the pressure and open the lid. Remove the eggs and place them in the ice bath for 5 minutes.
4. You can now peel and use, or refrigerate for up to one week (unpeeled). ENJOY!

Aimee

Aimee is a dessert lover (specifically rice krispie treats), workout enthusiast, self-taught foodie, and recipe creator. Her recipes have been featured in over 15 magazines, and her passion is to share her love of cooking with the everyday home cook! Learn more about Aimee.

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