We tried it all. Sorry guys, but the vinegar, baking soda, cooling with ice, none of that came close to working for us.
I didn't believe my wife till she made me set down several time and try to peel some.
Part Time Pete, your method is the only one that worked for us.
My wife bought a silicone "steamer" at Walmart. It is basically a silicone disk, full of holes, with two places made in it to fit over the handles of pots or pans with handles. It is very flexible, rubbery.
She suspends the steamer over the cold water in the pan. puts a dozen eggs on the steamer and turns up the heat. I forget the time, but Pete said 15 minutes. I thinks she shuts off the heat and lets em set for awhile.
This does work. Hope I described that steamer thingy OK. I know ours is a lime green color, and it came from Walmart.
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