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There are never too many eggs part 2

 

Too many eggs?  Never!  You can not only boil them, but pickle the boiled eggs.  I forgot all about this, until I found us with more eggs on hand (again).

You can get the recipe for our Hot Pickled Boiled Eggs:  HERE

Part 1, was my blog post about baking an Angel food cake:  HERE (sorry, the link for the original recipe online no longer works).

Comments

I don't like anything that is pickled but many people do and they might like these eggs
Betsy said…
I have heard of pickled eggs but have never had one. It doesn't sound very good to me as I usually don't care much for pickled foods although my hubby does. Especially pickled beets.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
Jo-Anne's Ramblings, they really don't taste "hot" in flavor, and they are just a more solid boiled egg.
Betsy, we can beets and love them, but I did not plant them due to space this year. I hope we can plant some next year.

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