Make a Popular Delicious Dish in a Few Simple Steps ------ Five-Spice Salted Duck Eggs
Duck eggs cure in a fully saturated spiced brine, simmered with fragrant spices first so the salt carries warm anise and cinnamon notes deep into each yolk.
Instructions
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First, wash the purchased duck eggs clean with clear water and place them in a colander for later use.
- 2
Add water and seasonings to the large pot (do not add white wine and salt yet), bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer on low heat for 10 minutes until the aroma has already spread.
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Prepare the salt that needs to be added.
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Add salt to the spiced water.
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Add while stirring, so that the salt dissolves quickly. Keep adding salt until it reaches a completely saturated state, which means there is no solid salt left in the water.
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Turn off the heat and let the spiced water cool. Add an appropriate amount of white liquor to the spiced water and stir evenly.
- 7
Place the dried duck eggs into a clean, airtight container (no oil, no water). They must be completely dried; if there is still moisture when placing them in, wipe them clean with kitchen paper before putting them in.
- 8
Pour the spiced water into the duck eggs, making sure the spiced water covers the duck eggs. There is no need to filter it. Seal it and store it in a cool place.
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Fresh duck eggs30 piece
- Clear water2000 g
- Baijiuto taste
Seasonings
- Star anise8 piece
- Cinnamon5 piece
- Bay leaf8 slice
- Sichuan pepper20 g
- white sugara pinch
- Salt500 g