Cured Egg Yolks
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Here's an easy tutorial for how to make cured egg yolks. It's super simple and really only requires two ingredients; salt and egg yolks. You can of course add extra spices and seasonings to the salt cure depending on what you want flavour wise but I just wanted to give you a basic how to for these to get you started.
//FAQ
How long can you store the cured egg yolks?
2 weeks in an air tight container in the fridge. I find it is best to make only a few at a time and make them more frequently.
Can I reuse the salt from curing the yolks?
Yes, but only for curing more egg yolks and it must be completely dry before using a second time. Dehydrate the salt by laying out in a thin layer on a baking sheet and baking at a low temperature (150 F / 65C) for 1-2 hours until completely dry. Do not use the same salt more than two times.
How do I serve/ eat cured egg yolks?
You can: dissolve them into soup or sauce, grate them over steamed asparagus and other vegetables, add them to caesar salad dressing, grate them on top of poached eggs or salads. Think of places you would use a salty cheese like pamesan and go from there. Other than that, it's your party.
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I forgot mine and they sat for about 2 weeks. they where awesome. firm and i didn't have to dehydrate them at all. I used them as Parmesan on my pasta was awesome :D
I appreciate your succinctness after watching similar videos, especially those from Asian kitchens. If you could spare a moment, would you tell us how to store them and your suggested shelf life. Thank you.
I would love to know the same. Thank you 😍
I feel like using a muffin pan might decrease the wasted salt? And would fit the yolks individually
Hello! Will I still be able to use the salt after? Thank you 😊
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The incredible edible egg! Perhaps I’m just too frugal but I would’ve used less salt and tried to put too many yolks in the pan.
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If you wanne have TASTY and GOOD yokes you should add sugar (i recommend adding dried and blend seasonings to taste to get maximum taste/umami) so you don’t have overly salty yokes. Other than that you shouldn’t let the yokes touch the bottom of the pan/plate/container your using because this will obstruct the process. Last but not least it’s better to seal the cure with baking paper (no tinfoil) for the best and secure process.
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How long will these last once done. Also do they need to be refrigerated oce dry?
You are a genius!
Such a wonderful idea. I have a ton of eggs that I got on sale for $1 / carton ( and organic! With dark orange yolk❤). …and was wondering what to do with them before they go bad. I love that you show the way to rinse them using the water in the dish…other videos were using tap water and I almost thought I wouldn’t be able to make this,because there’s no way I want everything in the tap water- in my eggs.
can you replace salt with msg?
Are Low sodium salts ok? Either way I'm about to find out ..
My oven can only do down to 170 C
Can I reduce the time to 1hr to compensate for a higher temp?
I missed the oven step 2times and never understood why I Beverly got the same result. 3rd time is a charm, right?😂
Can you cure egg whites in the same way?!?!
Seriously, you couldn't get 9 egg yolks into that pan? You did 4?
Wow, next time I make popcorn I'm only going to put 12 kernels in the pan. That is just funny.
Wait...how long will it last after the baked?
Why are you tryna store eggs for several weeks?
four? try one dozen.
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La teglia è molto sporca,di grasso vecchio e bruciato. un po' di igiene serve.ok per le uova.
She’s not cooking anything inside and the yolks are not touching the sides of the pan or the bottom, also any bacteria present will already be dead by all the salt ☠️
Non c'è niente di sbagliato in un po' di caratterre !