1
Place eggs in an empty saucepan. By placing the eggs in the pan before adding the water, you may avoid cracking the eggs.
2
Fill the pan with cold water. The water should reach to just above the level of the eggs, covering them slightly.
3
Add 1 tsp. of distilled white vinegar to the water. The vinegar will help your dyes and decorations adhere more readily to your finished eggs.
4
Place the pan on the stove and bring the heat up to medium. Cooking your eggs at a low simmer instead of a high boil will help the yolks to remain yellow and prevent potential cracks.
5
Simmer the eggs for at least 8 minutes before removing the pan from the heat.
6
Cover the pan with a lid and allow the eggs to sit until the water has cooled to room temperature.