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15 Things Every Little Bird Should Know How to Do

by Jan Allison
from Madison Baptist Church's Ladies' Array

Fifteen basic things every lady should know to be able to run her home to the best of her ability.


Emergency Home Kit | Use and Care Book | Inventory | Household Papers | Planning a Menu for the Week | Stocking a Pantry | Peanut Butter Cookies | Pastry for Pie Crust | Hard Boil an Egg | Pack a Suitcase | Set a Table | Make a Fruit Smoothie | Loading a Dishwasher | Making a Bed | Make Your Own First Aid Kit


This is one of the things that I have had trouble with - that is why I am adding it to the 15 listing.

For hard-cooked eggs, place in a saucepan, preferably glass or enamel

Unshelled eggs


Cover them with cold water

Put the pan over medium heat and bring the water to the boiling point. Lower heat to a simmer. Now watch your time. If the eggs are 70°F [about room temperature] it's 10-15 minutes. They will require 2 minutes more if they are right out of the refrigerator.

Hard-cooked eggs should be plunged into cold water at once to stop further cooking and to prevent the yolks from discoloring.

To shell hard-cooked eggs, crack the shell and roll the egg on the counter to free the thin tough skin from the egg and make shelling easier.

©2006 Jan Allison

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