But there’s one thing I can confidently cook every time: hard-boiled eggs. My foolproof method is to turn to an egg timer.

[Tom] managed to build a geeky, quirky digital timer for the kitchen. Where most would have used a few seven segment displays along with some buttons and called it done, he found a way to make it ...

The shorter cooking times for soft-boiled eggs, on the other hand ... I was glued to my phone’s timer for the half-hour-plus like a character in a spy movie watching a bomb tick down toward ...

Stovetop hard-boiled eggs are simple as long as you know the secret weapon – a timer. For years, I relied on the “stove clock math” approach. You know the one: glance at the clock ...

The shorter cooking times for soft-boiled eggs, on the other hand ... I was glued to my phone’s timer for the half-hour-plus like a character in a spy movie watching a bomb timer tick down ...

Add water to cover by at least 1 inch and bring to a full boil. Once the water is boiling, turn off the heat, cover the pan, and set the timer for 15 minutes (for large eggs). You can take one out ...

The researchers then began cooking real eggs. They compared periodically cooked eggs with raw, hard-boiled, soft-boiled and sous vide varieties. The team examined the results with spectroscopy and ...

Set the air fryer to a lower temperature than you might expect—somewhere under 300°F—and cook the eggs for 8 to 15 minutes, depending on your preferred doneness. If you like jammy yolks, aim for the ...

Many people say that “good” art is subjective, and I’d say the same goes for the “perfect” egg. One woman’s deliciously jammy center is another’s way-too-runny nightmare. And you can ...