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Heat the vegetable oil in a large non-stick skillet or frying pan over medium heat until warm. The oil should be shimmering slightly but not smoking.

Add the roughly ground black pepper and ground cumin to the warm oil in the pan. Stir for about 30 seconds to allow the spices to bloom and become fragrant.

Stir in the salt and ground turmeric. Continue to mix the spices with the oil using a spatula until a fragrant, golden paste forms.

Carefully place the halved hard-boiled eggs into the pan, cut-side down, arranging them evenly among the spiced oil. Ensure each egg half makes good contact with the pan.

Fry the eggs for 2 minutes on the cut side, allowing a flavorful crust to form and the turmeric to impart a beautiful golden color. Gently flip each egg half to the rounded side.

Continue to fry the eggs for another 2 minutes on the rounded side, ensuring an even crust and color. The spices should adhere well to the eggs.

Once fried to a beautiful golden-brown with a visible spice crust, remove the spiced eggs from the pan using a spatula. Serve immediately as is, or alongside rice and a simple dal for a complete meal.


Heat the vegetable oil in a large non-stick skillet or frying pan over medium heat until warm. The oil should be shimmering slightly but not smoking.

Add the roughly ground black pepper and ground cumin to the warm oil in the pan. Stir for about 30 seconds to allow the spices to bloom and become fragrant.

Stir in the salt and ground turmeric. Continue to mix the spices with the oil using a spatula until a fragrant, golden paste forms.

Carefully place the halved hard-boiled eggs into the pan, cut-side down, arranging them evenly among the spiced oil. Ensure each egg half makes good contact with the pan.

Fry the eggs for 2 minutes on the cut side, allowing a flavorful crust to form and the turmeric to impart a beautiful golden color. Gently flip each egg half to the rounded side.

Continue to fry the eggs for another 2 minutes on the rounded side, ensuring an even crust and color. The spices should adhere well to the eggs.

Once fried to a beautiful golden-brown with a visible spice crust, remove the spiced eggs from the pan using a spatula. Serve immediately as is, or alongside rice and a simple dal for a complete meal.
