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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsBoiling an egg with slight crack/indentation - salmonella threat?!1
So I don't think the "indentation" /slight cracking went deep enough beyond the inner lining, although the early slight oozing hardened to the boiled condition.
Besides the original question, does boiling kill salmonella?
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Boiling an egg with slight crack/indentation - salmonella threat?!1 (Original Post)
UTUSN
Feb 2012
OP
Yes, boiling kills it. You can minimize the cracking by adding some salt to the water.
HopeHoops
Feb 2012
#1
I carefully poke a hole in the big end with the pointy end of a sharp knife...
MiddleFingerMom
Feb 2012
#3
Eggs are about 3 months old when they get to your kitchen. I would not risk it. That is one
applegrove
Feb 2012
#4
HopeHoops
(47,675 posts)1. Yes, boiling kills it. You can minimize the cracking by adding some salt to the water.
Enjoy.
UTUSN
(70,793 posts)2. Thanks!1 (Hmmm, unless you're trying to 'off' me!1) No, really: Thanks. n/t
MiddleFingerMom
(25,163 posts)3. I carefully poke a hole in the big end with the pointy end of a sharp knife...
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... and carefully poke a toothpick in about an inch or so.
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applegrove
(118,923 posts)4. Eggs are about 3 months old when they get to your kitchen. I would not risk it. That is one
whole heck of a lot of salmonella that could have grown in that egg.
UTUSN
(70,793 posts)5. Well, I'm still alive so far, and now I'm more worried over the mercury
in the tuna, but what the hey: I'm old and not a gourmet.