Eggs

By VicentaLakin

Eggs
The egg paste is a simple meal that you make, and it's simple, but it's also evaporated. It has beehives, and it's really easy for anyone to make a smooth egg paste as long as they know the proportion of the egg water and the time of the steam. I'm sure you'll like it。

Recipe Recommendations

  • eggs appropriate amount
  • cucumber appropriate amount
  • carrots appropriate amount
  • salt appropriate amount
  • seafood soy sauce appropriate amount
  • sesame oil appropriate amount
  • shallots appropriate amount

Steps for Eggs

  • Make Eggs step 0
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    Put eggs in big bowls。
  • Make Eggs step 1
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    Add a little salt, 1.5 times the water for eggs, and mix it evenly with chopsticks. This is when you see a lot of bubbles。
  • Make Eggs step 2
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    It's okay to throw the bubble away with a spoon, or to sift through。
  • Make Eggs step 3
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    Covered the bowl with a fresh film and a few holes with toothpicks。
  • Make Eggs step 4
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    The water is cooled into the pot and the fire evaporates for 10 minutes after the fire begins (see the size and depth of the container)。
  • Make Eggs step 5
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    After the fire was shut down, the egg spoons were removed and the raw and perfumed oils were taken out. It's a little decorative on it。
  • Make Eggs step 6
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    Completed Chart
  • Make Eggs step 7
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    Completed Chart
  • Make Eggs step 8
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    With toast and mango shakes, there's a simple breakfast。
  • Eggs Make Tips

    1. The general ratio of eggs to water is 1:1.5, which is my habit for making steamed eggs. 2. Add a little less salt to the egg mixture, as soy sauce will be added to the finished dish. 3. The bubbles in the beaten egg mixture must be strained or skimmed off, otherwise it will affect the quality of the finished dish. 4. Steaming time depends on the size and depth of the container. I generally steam for 7 minutes in a shallower plate, and about 10 minutes in a deeper bowl like this. 5. Regarding the time, adjust it according to your own stove's heat; you will basically find the pattern after steaming it a few times.