I don't normally eat steamed eggs as I preferred to have my eggs fried. Now that Darrius is eating almost anything we are having so I have to consider him when I prepare our meals.
Steamed eggs is quite simple to prepare and it is not as heaty as fried eggs. Before this, the steamed eggs I used to cook is quite hard as I do not add much water as compared to now. The steamed eggs I am preparing now has more water content which make it really soft and smooth... like the Japanese cawanmushi.
Among the tricks I learned about cooking steamed eggs is, it is recommended to use plates or bowls that have a flat surface as the eggs will get cooked more evenly. The other thing is, always to cover the plate with a string-wrap when steaming so that the water from the steam will not falls on the eggs and scars the surface.
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Ingredients
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Methods
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Steamed eggs is quite simple to prepare and it is not as heaty as fried eggs. Before this, the steamed eggs I used to cook is quite hard as I do not add much water as compared to now. The steamed eggs I am preparing now has more water content which make it really soft and smooth... like the Japanese cawanmushi.
Among the tricks I learned about cooking steamed eggs is, it is recommended to use plates or bowls that have a flat surface as the eggs will get cooked more evenly. The other thing is, always to cover the plate with a string-wrap when steaming so that the water from the steam will not falls on the eggs and scars the surface.
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Ingredients
- 3 Eggs (large)
- 3/4 cup water
- 40g Minced pork (marinate with a sprinkle of salt)
- 1pc Chinese mushroom (diced)
- 1/4 of a Carrot (cut some for garnishing and the bits used for steaming)
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Methods
- Beat eggs with a little salt and filter it into a flat plate or bowl. Throw away the residue.
- Add in the water, minced pork, mushroom bits and the carrot bits. Stir and disintegrate them do the minced pork does not clutter together. Then cover with a string-wrap.
- Put in to steam for about 7-10 minutes. Place the carrot used for garnishing in another small bowl and steam along with the eggs.
- When eggs are cooked, remove the wrap and make sure the water did not drip on the eggs. Placed the steamed carrot slices on top before serving.
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Alice, I steam with low fire so that it has smooth surface. no need the cover :p
ReplyDeleteBtw, my granny did very fantastic tofu like steam egg. she even use a huge soup bowl!!
Oh! thanks for the recipe! Atleast i have an idea of what to cook for my hubby tonight! :D
ReplyDeleteChin nee,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips. I shall try that the next time I steam my eggs.
Probably that's how they do cawanmuchi hor?
Ann,
Hope your hubby likes steam eggs!
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ReplyDeleteI love chawanmushi! Gonna try this recipe one of these days for Lucas. Thanks :-)
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