Salted Quail Eggs
By DwightGraham
I learned this practice from my mother, but at that time she made eggs. There was nothing delicious when I was a child, but eggs were considered a relatively advanced nutrient. However, eggs are never tired of eating them. I love them no matter how they are cooked, and it is the same now. I remember when I was in college, an aunt often set up a small stall at the school gate selling salt baked and rice dumplings at night. The stall is very simple. There are two pots on two small coal stoves, one is rice dumplings and the other is eggs warmed with salt. In winter, the four girls in our dormitory often go to buy some for midnight snacks. I miss the time!
Recipe Recommendations
- quail eggs of 20
- sea salt appropriate amount
Steps for Salted Quail Eggs

1
Wash the quail eggs and drain the water.
2
Take a small stew cup, spread salt over the bottom, put a layer of quail eggs, then spread salt, then put quail eggs, and so on. Simply put, it is a layer of salt and a layer of eggs.
3
Finally cover the quail eggs with salt.
4
Cover the stew cup.
5
Simmer over water for 45 minutes. (If it is an egg, it takes longer)
6
It has a little salty taste and is delicious.Salted Quail Eggs Make Tips
1. The stewed eggs will be more flavorful if eaten after 2 days.
2. The salt can be kept for next time or used for cooking, so it won't be wasted.