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That would probably work with hard-cooked eggs as well.
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That would probably work with hard-cooked eggs as well.
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On two plates, arrange salad greens, tomato, hard-cooked egg whites and cheese.
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That would probably work with hard-cooked eggs as well.
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You can get very tender and delicious hard-cooked eggs by cooking them at a much lower temperature than the boil.
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Raymond Hom for The Wall Street Journal, Food and Prop Styling by Martha Bernabe LEAN AND GREEN | A generous sprinkling of seeds sets off a mixture of peppery cress and creamy hard-cooked eggs.
Watercress Salad 2011
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That would probably work with hard-cooked eggs as well.
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That would probably work with hard-cooked eggs as well.
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Combat heatstroke weather with big, crisp salads, including a filling niçoise ($16, with the usual trimmings of tuna, tomatoes, olives, haricots verts, potatoes, anchovies and hard-cooked eggs) and a salad plate ($14) where you choose a combination of three from a list that includes cucumber, roasted beet and carrot-mint.
Staying Crisp in Summer Kimberly Chou 2011
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And that's why you can get much tenderer eggs - hard-boiled eggs, hard-cooked eggs, I prefer to call them, because you actually don't want to boil them.
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