Easy Peasy Steamed Eggs

One of the easiest egg dishes around .

Okay besides sunny side up , boiled eggs and scrambled eggs ^-^ .

Got this recipe from one of the Chinese magazine but can't remember the name -_-


Beat 2 large eggs , (at room temperature) in a shallow bowl/dish and season with a pinch of salt . Pour 180 ml lukewarm water to the beaten eggs and mix thoroughly . Use a wire/plastic strainer to strain the mixture (for a smooth , velvety texture) . Pour the mixture in a lightly oiled plate . Cover with plastic wrap/foil or plate . Steam for 10 to 15 minutes . Be sure to put a chopstick or a stick at the edge between the pan and the cover ( to let some of the steam escape thus preventing the top of the egg mixture to puff  up while the middle is still uncooked ) . Sprinkle some diced spring onion at the top and a drizzle of light soy sauce . Serve hot .

You can also add some sliced century egg and salted eggs to the mixture before steaming .

Comments

  1. My family loves this steamed egg. Simple, cheap and delicious!

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  2. I am thinking that this is one fluffy and delicious pan of eggs! Also, this is a great method for cutting out all the fat and grease. I will need to try this-thanks!

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  3. I've never heard of making eggs like this, but they look fabulous!

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  4. It looks wonderfully creamy. I love eggs and am always amazed by the different ways you can prepare this humble protein. :)

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  5. This is one of my favorite ways to enjoy egg! Simple but really delicious!

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  6. Anne, Never heard of steamed eggs but it looks pretty good.

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  7. Hi...Anne,1st tiem here..u have a nice space dear...lovely recipes.... Never heard this type of steamed eggs... it looks good.

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  8. hi anne, the steamed eggs look so smooth. I did this many times, well it was not wrinkled but not as smooth as in your pictures. This is like tau foo fah! But i did not put a gap between the steamer, i just open it like every 7-8 minutes for the steam to escape. Thanks for the tips!

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  9. I never cook eggs like this! Sounds great!

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