Making hard boiled eggs in a Ninja Foodi (or any pressure cooker!) has never been easier.
You won’t believe how simple it is to peel eggs that have been pressure cooked with no shell left behind. I promise once you do this once, you will never want to boil a hot pot of water on the stove again!
Plus egg salad sandwiches are completely attainable in under 10 minutes.
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Ninja Foodi Hard Boiled Eggs
Its so easy to make hard boiled eggs in a Ninja Foodi (or instant pot or any pressure cooker really) that you won’t believe you haven’t been doing it this way the whole time!
I used to spend a lot of time dreading the entire boiling, timing on the perfect yoke, and then peeling but once I discovered how EASY it can be, I stopped! I now enjoy hard boiled eggs in my salads and lunches all the time.
Watch video to see exactly how you pressure cook your eggs and how they peel perfectly!
]Such an amazing source of protein too!
- 8 eggs
- 1 cup of water
Dump in 1 cup of Water into pressure cooker.
Add 8 eggs in your Ninja Foodi on your metal rack.
Close with pressure cooker lid and seal steam release closed.
Cook on high for 8 minutes for perfect eggs.
Release for hard boiled eggs: QUICK RELEASE
Once the pressure is released, remove eggs with tongs and place in cold water or ice water bath for 15 minutes. This stops the eggs from continuing cooking and make for easier peeling.
Peel (see video on how easily eggs are peeled)
Cracked Eggs in a Pressure Cooker
When it comes to Easter eggs, you don’t always wants a cracked egg versus a simple smooth shell. Even when boiling, you often end with a few cracked shells. I have not found a perfect way to eliminate ALL cracks on ALL eggs.
Cracked shells do not bother me personally as they do not affect the eggs when pressure cooking, you still get a perfect egg for a deviled egg or an egg dip. If I find a fool proof way to prevent all cracks on eggs, I will update this post.
Peeling Eggs
Its important to put your newly hard boiled eggs into an ice water or very cold water bath. This helps your egg stop the heat so it doesn’t continue to cook and get rubbery.
Additionally, your peels will come off nearly perfectly. I like to leave mine in for 15 minutes.
Perfect Cooked Pressure Cooked Eggs
I love, love how perfect the yokes come out in the Ninja Foodi.
Products to Help you Cook more Eggs
There are a few products out there that help you cook more eggs at once in your Foodi.
Check out this Ninja Foodi Double Steamer rack so you can add more eggs or this Trivet that allows you to easily and perfectly cook up to 24 eggs at once.
Keep in mind when buying inserts to check the size of your own pressure cooker so the racks fit.
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Ninja Foodi Hard Boiled Eggs
Ingredients
- 8 extra large or large eggs
- 1 cup of water
Instructions
- Dump in 1 cup of Water into pressure cooker.
- Add 8 eggs in your Ninja Foodi on your metal rack.
- Close with pressure cooker lid and seal steam release closed.
- Cook on high for 8 minutes for perfect eggs.
- Release for hard boiled eggs: QUICK RELEASE
- Once the pressure is released, remove eggs with tongs and place in cold water or ice water bath. This stops the eggs from continuing cooking and make for easier peeling. I leave my eggs in an ice bath for 15 minutes.
- Peel (see video on how easily eggs are peeled)
Video
Notes
5 , 5, 5 Ninja Foodi Alternative Method
Some people really love the 5-5-5 method for boiling eggs. This is 5 minutes pressure cooking, 5 minutes natural release, and 5 minutes in an ice bath.Nutrition
Nutritional information is an estimate and provided to you as a courtesy. You should calculate the nutritional information with the actual ingredients used in your recipe using your preferred nutrition calculator.
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