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A neat trick I recently learned is doing soft- or hard-boiled eggs in a pressure cooker. With the run-up time of an electric cooker it doesn't really save any cooking time, but it makes the eggs way easier to peel. I'll never do deviled eggs on the stove top again. Off-forums link. There's a thread somewhere around here with particulars as well, but I don't have it bookmarked. There's also near-instant vegetable caramelization, which makes things like French onion soup much faster without losing flavor.
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If you're concerned, buy an electric pressure cooker. They're nearly impossible to gently caress up, and aside from a slightly longer heat-up time work just like a stove top model.
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