About once a year my husband does something that stinks up the kitchen, he pickles eggs. This week he did it again, he’s pickling eggs for St Patricks Day. Yes, I realize it’s still December but this is a three-month process…that stinks…at least in my opinion. The end result is tasty but my nose can’t do the pickling spice/vinegar smell. Chris loves it, as does most of his army buddies, so I guess it might just be me. Either way, the end result is a delicious egg that pairs well with beer. So yes, it’s the perfect snack for St. Patty’s Day.
Ingredients you’ll need:
2 dozen eggs
2L of vinegar
2L of water
1/2 cup of pickling spice
4-5 bay leaves
Additional spices to taste
Instructions:
Hard boil the eggs then peel them and place them into a jar that seals.
Boil the water, vinegar, spice and bay leaves.
Pour the brine into the jars so that all the eggs are submerged.
Let sit for at least 3 months.
Enjoy.
Chris likes to eat his with Franks Red Hot Sauce and a sprinkling of Caesar Rimmer. I prefer my egg plain right out of the jar. However you chose to eat yours, I hope you enjoy them!
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Pickled Eggs : The Things I Tolerate For My Husband
Description
A great St. Patrick’s Day Snack
Ingredients
2 dozen eggs
2L of vinegar
2L of water
1/2 cup of pickling spice
4–5 bay leaves
Additional spices to taste
Instructions
Hard boil the eggs then peel them and place them into a jar that seals.
Boil the water, vinegar, spice and bay leaves.
Pour the brine into the jars so that all the eggs are submerged.
Let sit for at least 3 months.
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