How to Peel Quail Eggs
Crack the shell on a hard surface 3 to 4 times on each side.. Tap the top and bottom of the egg against a hard, flat surface.. Pinch and pull away the top of the shell with your thumb and index finger.
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Crack the shell on a hard surface 3 to 4 times on each side.
Crack the shell on a hard surface 3 to 4 times on each side.
Tap the top and bottom of the egg against a hard, flat surface.
Tap the top and bottom of the egg against a hard, flat surface.
Pinch and pull away the top of the shell with your thumb and index finger.
Pinch and pull away the top of the shell with your thumb and index finger.
Keep peeling off bands of the shell until you can slide the egg out.
Keep peeling off bands of the shell until you can slide the egg out.
Rinse away any small bits of the shell under running water.
Rinse away any small bits of the shell under running water.
Place the hard-boiled quail eggs into a large wide-mouthed jar.
Place the hard-boiled quail eggs into a large wide-mouthed jar.
Pour white vinegar into the jar until the eggs are covered.
Pour white vinegar into the jar until the eggs are covered.
Feel one of the eggs after 8 hours to see if the shell has dissolved.
Feel one of the eggs after 8 hours to see if the shell has dissolved.
Drain the vinegar away using a colander.
Drain the vinegar away using a colander.
Peel the membranes off with your fingers.
Peel the membranes off with your fingers.
Place the quail eggs in a deep pot and cover them with water.
Place the quail eggs in a deep pot and cover them with water.
Set the stove to high and continuously stir the eggs with a spoon.
Set the stove to high and continuously stir the eggs with a spoon.
Stop stirring the eggs when they're boiling and wait 3 minutes.
Stop stirring the eggs when they're boiling and wait 3 minutes.
Drain the water away and soak the eggs in ice water for 10 minutes.
Drain the water away and soak the eggs in ice water for 10 minutes.
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