How to Make Pickled Hard-boiled Eggs
Ever since I was small, I’ve had a taste for pickles.
I guess I like vinegar. Pickled onions, dill pickles, salt and vinegar chips…they are one of those flavours that I could be slightly addicted to. Also, while I’m on this topic, can we just talk about pickled beets? Oh my Atlanta. So good.
However, I reached a whole new level of happiness when my Mom let me try some pickled eggs she made. Guys! You have no idea how good they are!
Okay, anyway. I like pickles. I think I made my point.
You’ll just have to make them. They are the perfect afternoon snack.
I probably eat 2-3 eggs daily and I’m beyond delighted to add this to my recipe repertoire. This makes 10-12 pickled eggs (depending how many you can cram into a jar) or 1 quart.
Pickled Hard-boiled Eggs
- 12 organic eggs
- 1 cup white vinegar
- 1/4-1/2 cup seasoned rice vinegar
- 1/2 tsp. pure sea salt
- 1/2 tsp. freshly ground pepper
- 1/4-1/2 sliced white onion
Hard-boil your dozen eggs. I refuse to tell you how to boil an egg. You know how. Peel the eggs and stick as many as you can into a large mason jar. Add the onion at the same time.
Bring the vinegars and seasoning to a boil. Pour over the eggs until covered and seal. Let sit in the fridge for 2 days.
Let yourself fall in love!
Are you a vinegar fan too? Favourite kind of pickle?
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