seriously folks.try an earlybird.....

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oldschoolbbq

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That's Smoked Eggs,





Makes a mean Deviled Egg and awsome pickled Eggs.....
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Alot of people here already do eggs for salad deviled eggs around here. I haven't heard of pickled yet.
 
Great idea bbqfans,

One question though - are they any more/less easier to peel when finished? Sometimes my grubby little mitts have the darnedest time separating the shell from finished boiled egg!
 
Easiest way to peel a boiled egg is to plop it in ice water as soon as it's done boiling/smoking. Not sure what it is that the cold water does to them, but they are a million times easier to peel after they've been put in ice water. I used to have the same problem that you have.
 
Stan, thanks for the post. My hens seem to be working overtime these days. I've got eggs running out my ears.
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My Mom always said, the more cracks in the Egg, the easier it is to peel. Therefore I roll the Egg until it is one BIG crack,sometimes it comes apart but that's when I get TOO rough.
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Seriously, it comes off easy like that.
Try pickling some,they are good.Cired Vinegar,sugar,a little Clove and heat to dissolve mixture. Set for 3-4 days and -GREAT
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WOW... smoked eggs...... so whats the temp and time on these suckers. I dont think my digital probe will be good to jam in the side of a shell lol.
 
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