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The Equation for Making the Perfect Hard-Boiled Egg (by Peter Barham)

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This is the equation for making the perfect hard-boiled egg. Peter Barham introduced it in his book *The Science of Cooking*.
The yolk temperature is roughly as follows:
63–66°C: Onsen tamago (hot spring egg)
66–70°C: Soft-boiled
70–80°C: Firm
80°C or higher: Fully hard-boiled
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Initial temperature of the eggs
℃The temperature of the eggs when taken out of the refrigerator
Water Temperature
℃Temperature of boiling water
Egg Yolk Temperature
℃This determines whether the egg is soft-boiled or hard-boiled
Egg diameter
mm
Cooking time Minutes

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