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Griddled Eggs

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Editor's note: This original recipe was created for Epicurious by Mark Bittman. For Bittman's tips on preparing a modern Passover meal, click here.

Test-kitchen notes:

If you're hard-cooking the eggs in advance and refrigerating, bring to room temperature before griddling. For best results, griddle just before serving.

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