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Pressure Cooker Hard-Boiled Eggs

Temperature sensors are used in diverse applications such as food processing, hvac environmental control, medical devices, chemical handling and automotive under the hood monitoring (e.g., coolant, air.

Recipe Summary Pressure Cooker Hard-Boiled Eggs

If you happen to raise your own chickens or have access to really fresh eggs, a pressure cooker is the best way to make hard-cooked eggs. It doesn't really save time (the pressure cooker's usual claim to fame), but here's why it's great: it actually makes fresh eggs easy to peel!

Ingredients | Pressure Cooker Temperature Sensor

2 cups water, or as needed

8 fresh eggs

4 cups cold water

4 cups ice cubes

Directions

Fill pressure cooker with the minimum amount of water specified by the manufacturer. Place eggs in the steamer basket above the water. Seal the lid and bring the pressure cooker up to low pressure.

Cook, maintaining low pressure, for 6 minutes. Remove the pressure cooker from heat and allow the pressure to drop for 5 minutes.

Combine cold water and ice in a large bowl.

Use the quick-release method to open the pressure cooker. Transfer the hot eggs to the ice water using an oven mitt or spoon. Cool completely, about 30 minutes.

Letting the pressure cooker reach high pressure will cause the eggs to crack.

Info | Pressure Cooker Temperature Sensor

prep: 5 mins cook: 6 mins additional: 35 mins total: 46 mins Servings: 4 Yield: 8 eggs

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Pressure Cooker Temperature Sensor : Using the exact time, temperature and method specified in the recipe will protect the food from harmful bacteria.