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The Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs
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| Prep Time | 2 minutes |
| Cook Time | 10 minutes |
| Servings |
1 - 12 servings
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Ingredients
- 1 cup of water
- 1-12 large eggs
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Pour water into the inner pot and place in your Instant Pot.
- Place eggs in the inner pot on the included steam rack.
- Set steam release to the Sealing position.
- Select Pressure Cook or Manual, set to High pressure and adjust to 5 minutes.
- After cooking, let sit 5 minutes for Natural Release, then Quick Release.
- Let soak in ice water bath for 5 minutes for fast cooling and easy peeling.
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Works like a charm!
What is the egg setting for? I thought is would br for boiled eggs.
Hi Page,
Some units do not have an egg setting so these are the times they will need to make eggs at their preference.
If your unit has an egg setting then the Instructions for the program can be found in your manual.
https://instantpot.com/cooking-program-options/#tab-id-2
I followed instructions and had beautiful eggs with the 5-5-5 method and i do not have an egg setting.
You don’t need an egg setting to make perfect eggs.
The egg setting is simply preprogrammed with times for soft, medium and hard boiled eggs.
The Duo Plus mini instructions say that you have to have a minimum of 2 cups of liquid in the pot in order for it to work properly. The instructions above say to use 1 cup. If I increase the amount of water does the cooking time need to change as well?
I was skeptical. However they turned out absolutely perfect. One of my faves!
You haven’t given ANY details for preparation
Hi dfreeves,
If you are using the app, use the Tabs on the bottom of the recipe screen to switch between ingredients, instructions and comments.
Truly wonderful! I had just about given up on hard-boiled eggs before my IP, but now these turn out perfect and easy to peel every time! Yay!
Do you use the keep warm function or should it just go to Off when done
Hi stranaghan,
For delicate foods, typically the Keep Warm is turned off. This avoids overcooking.
Loved the way the egg came out!
I used both fresh eggs and some that I had for a week or so. Fresh eggs do not have the air pocket at the end – much better for making deviled eggs!
This recipe works great!
Why did most of my eggs have cracked shells after following this recipe ? The eggs or over cooked ? I used the 2 rack holder from instant pot.
I added 1.5 cups of water since I have an 8qt. Came out perfectly.
This recipe was very helpful, I finally made good & edible perfect boiled eggs. I dont eat eggs but family does, & when it comes to boiling them, the eggs are either under done or over done. This recipe was easy to follow & it was done quickly. Thanks a bunch!
Turned out great!!
Very easy!!! I’ve been looking for a long time for an easy peel egg recipe that actually works ! Thank you!!!
Perfect boiled eggs
Not sure if my elevation has anything to do with it, but everything I have tried takes more time. The yolks weren’t quite done in the middle. Next time maybe 1 minute more cooking or should I let natural release extend for a couple more minutes?
Elevation is critical when pressure cooking. Anything over 2000 feet will need 5% increase to cooking time for every 1000 feet
I agree with jreeves the complete recipe and instructios should be all on one tab scrolling for each thing isnt normal
Sorey dfreeves is who i agree with
The “Ingredients” tab says that 1 cup of water is sufficient for “1-12” eggs which is 1 serving (!). If you increase the number of servings to say, 12, it says you need to add 12 cups of water, or 3 quarts! That can’t be right otherwise the eggs would be submersed, right? So… how much water for 12 eggs?
Hi PCM,
The recipe is god for 1 – 12 eggs without the need to increase the serving size. The water is only used to pressurize and steam, which does not need to be increased if the amount of food being cooked increases. There is no need to submerge the eggs like when you cook them on the stove.
I have followed this recipe exactly and at least one of my eggs end up cracked every time. I use the trivet that came with the instant pot. What is going wrong?
I followed your instructions eggsactly, and achieved eggcellent results! I wish to eggstend my gratitude to Instant Pot’s eggspert Staff for providing an eggsemplary recipe. And some of the replies? They cracked me up!
I have an instant pot aura. What is recipe for that?
Just got an aura instant pot so no pressure cooker selection. Is there a location for recipes?
Wow…I am AMAZED! I have always struggled with hard boiled eggs, especially the peeling part, but these were SO EASY to peel! I was about halfway through the “Natural Release” stage, when I began to wonder if the “Keep Warm” function should be enabled. I read through the comments and decided eggs are “delicate,” so I pressed “Cancel,” to turn the Instant Pot off. I waited another 2-1/2 minutes, put them in the ice bath and had no issues. Not only were they easy to peel, the whites are tender, not rubbery, and the yolks are nice and yellow without any green tint! After not making hard boiled eggs for years, I am going to be making them every week! Thank you Instant Pot!
Hi Send22me,
For our multi-cooker recipes, please search “multicooker” .
The Instant Pot Aura is our Slow Multi-cooker which doesn’t have pressure cooking capabilities.
Should steam be coming out of the vent continuously during steaming? The same thing happens when I make soups.
Hi Joan,
The Instant Pot should make a complete seal. Check your sealing ring, as well as, your steam release.
The eggs were more like medium boiled and not hard boiled. 5 minutes was not enough time!