Everyone knows how to hard boil an egg in water and no one, and I mean no one, will be impressed that you know how to do that. No one says, “Hey, look at this awesome hardboiled egg I made!” If they do, probably time to make new friends.
But, I know a way to change the conversation so you don’t sound like a total amateur…smoke your eggs! Yeah, you can make “hardboiled” eggs on the smoker. And more importantly, they’re awesome!
Fast Facts
Category: Appetizers, Sides, Other
Weight: 6-12 Eggs
Grill: Traeger
Heat Source: Wood Pellets
Type of Wood: Traeger Signature Blend
Prep Time: 1 Minute
Estimated Cook Time: 2 hours
Actual Cook Time: 2 Hours
Estimated Cooking Temperature: 225 degrees
Actual Cooking Temperature: 225 degrees
Location of Purchase: Local Grocery Store
Cook Date: September 12, 2020
Ingredient List
6-12 Eggs (you can do more; I did 12)
Supply List
None
Instructions
Step 1: Preheat your grill or smoker to 225 degrees.
Step 2: Place your eggs directly on the grill racks and smoke for 2 hours. Reduce the time for a soften egg.
Step 3: Remove from the grill, let cool completely before peeling.
NOTE #1: The more smoke produced, the smokier the egg.
NOTE #2: Do not let your smoker fluctuate drastically in temperature as it will crack the shell of the egg.
Enjoy!
Lessons Learned (Note: I will update this section to include your lessons learned from the comment section)
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