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Step 1
Preferably weigh eggs with a digital scale to 100% ensure correct cooking time. If you don't have a scale don't worry. It'll most likely still work with the S, M, L, XL size indication. Prepare an ice bath to have on hand.
Step 2
Add 1 cup of water to 6-quart Instant Pot or 2 cups of water to 8-quart Instant Pot. Place Trivet or egg rack in instant pot and place egg(s) on top.
Step 3
Put on the lid, secure it, and turn the valve to the sealing position.
Step 4
Set Instant Pot to high pressure for the minutes indicated on the image above in the blog post. Anywhere from 3-9 minutes depending on the size of the egg and cookedness desired.
Step 5
Once the Instant Pot beeps, immediately quick release pressure by turning the valve to the venting position. Once the safety pin drops (usually within a minute of initially opening the valve), remove the lid and put the egg(s) in an ice bath for 1 minute.
Step 6
Remove egg(s) from ice bath and peel.
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