Let’s be honest — egg salad has a bit of an identity crisis.
To some, it’s:
A sad sandwich in a plastic container
A dry, chalky mess
The thing you eat when there’s nothing else
But to those in the know?
It’s creamy, rich, and deeply satisfying — a cool, comforting bite that tastes like summer picnics, deli counters, and slow Sundays.
The truth is:
Egg salad isn’t boring.
It’s just been undercooked — literally and figuratively.
But with a few chef-approved secrets, you can transform it from meh to magnificent.
Let’s dive into how to make the best egg salad of your life — with perfectly cooked eggs, the right texture, and a flavor that sings.
🥣 1. Start with Perfectly Cooked Eggs – The Foundation
Bad eggs = bad salad.
Overcooked? Chalky yolk. Rubbery white.
Undercooked? Runny, messy, unstable.
You need golden, creamy yolks and tender whites — and this method delivers every time.
✅ Chef’s Foolproof Boil:
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