Homemade ginger and salted eggs
Overview
Last time I gave some five-spice salted eggs to a friend, and they got good reviews. She hopes I can make some for her again. I just made a box of wood-fired eggs two days ago, and this time I decided to try making some ginger-flavored ones. When I made them, I felt they tasted very fragrant, but I didn’t know how they would taste when I ate them. Will they also have a strong ginger flavor
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Ingredients
Steps
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Heat half a bowl of salt until it changes color slightly
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Take it out while it's hot, add an appropriate amount of ginger powder and mix well (don't stir-fry it with salt, it will form lumps, as mine did). Prepare half a bowl of high-concentration white wine, wash the fresh eggs and completely dry the surface water stains
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Roll in white wine and soak for more than ten seconds
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Add fine salt evenly into the salt
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Take a piece of plastic wrap
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After wrapping, add two more layers of plastic wrap
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For comparison (I wrapped six of them, and I ran out of plastic wrap, embarrassing~)
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Let it dry in the sun for an hour (the six on the right are newly made, and the ones on the left are made ten days ago)
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After drying, store it in a sealed container (I use a small foam box that I usually use to buy fresh food online, and the sealing is also good). It can be eaten after a week, especially if it is eaten for more than three weeks, the best effect.
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Method 2: Boil an appropriate amount of water, bring the remaining fried salt to a boil, turn off the heat and add ginger slices
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Let cool naturally
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Prepare clean empty cans, no water or oil
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Carefully put in the eggs, pour in cold salt water, add the remaining white wine, seal, place in a dry and cool place, sunbathe for half an hour every day if possible, and eat after a week