A silk egg
By VicentaLakin
I went out to dinner with my friends the other day and ordered an egg with silk. I liked that taste. When I got home, I wanted to try, and I tried it several times, and I finally got the same taste. It's just that I can't take a long picture of my silk. I can't do it alone
Recipe Recommendations
- sweetening
- wire drawing
- ten minutes
- ordinary
Steps for A silk egg

1
Egging fluids: add a little salt to the egg fluids (salt to make it taste so sweet that it doesn't get tired of it), a little sugar (soft eggs to smelt) and a little water starch (sweet the loaf)
2
Oil in the pot, eggs out
3
Turn it over. You can put some oil around it
4
Slice the eggcakes, cut them into long strips, and set them up like they are
5
One more slash and it'll be a diamond
6
Smash a thin tart on an eggcake
7
Pumped out of eggcakes: the paste is concocted with a modest amount of starch and a little flour
8
50-60% hot oil and a piece of eggcake
9
Blow it to the surface
10
Oil-cracker, water, sugar. Start with fried sugar, and when the bubbles get smaller and the color gets yellow, add fried eggcakes and quickly turn over the pot. There's sesame and mountains in the house. They'll look better and taste betterA silk egg Make Tips
When frying the sugar, be careful not to let it touch the sides of the pan, as it will burn. Try to fry it at the bottom.