HOMEMADE FILIPINO STYLE SALTED EGGS (ITLOG NA MAALAT)

Learn how to make salted eggs, using only brine solution. Salted egg is a popular delicacy both in the Philippines and China that is widely used for various dishes.
Salted eggs or ‘itlog na maalat’ in Filipino are normally made using duck eggs but chicken eggs also work just as well.
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INGREDIENTS
▢10-12 eggs - (fresh) - make sure they have no cracks
▢1 cup salt
▢4-5 cups water
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[@PinayLifeUSA]

Yummy host take care

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Thank you! You too!

[@elsietulay483]

Thank you for sharing the recipe.

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Thanks for watching 🤗

[@redlittleteapot]

Wow thanks for sharing this 🥰

[@FoxyFolksy]

You're welcome 🤗

[@meydyorpeyn2940]

Hi maam foxy thanks for sharing actually natry ko na ibang recipe mo lalu na ensaymda ansarap salamat ulit 🥰

[@FoxyFolksy]

You are welcome Mark. 😊 glad to know you find my recipes helpful.

[@teampait7656]

Wow I will try this

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All the best!

[@jounchellechannelfinnphilc6841]

I should try this..

[@FoxyFolksy]

Hope you do, :)

[@ilocanaincanada]

Yummy

[@FoxyFolksy]

Thanks.

[@ChubbyTita]

Thanks for sharing po. I'm a fan. ♥️☺️ Possible po ba gawin to with chicken eggs?

[@FoxyFolksy]

Hi and thanks for watching and following our channel 🤗 Yes, you can also do it with chicken eggs...

[@lizlefilliatre]

Hi, thank you for sharing the recipe. Can we use plastic container to brine the eggs?

[@FoxyFolksy]

Yes you can!

[@antoniovillanueva1555]

Ayan ganyan lng wag ng kulayan dagdag gastos payon...

[@sheevlynsaladaga6931]

Hi thanx for sharring.. matanong ko lng yong sa tubig na nilagay sa plastic natural water ba yon?

[@FoxyFolksy]

tap water lang po.

[@cbvill5295]

hi! what kind of salt did you use?

[@FoxyFolksy]

Just regular rock salt.

[@supershafik]

would this same process work with chicken eggs ?

[@FoxyFolksy]

Yes, it's also working well...

[@ledz4828]

Hi just want to ask if i can use a small pail where i can put the eggs and the solution...

[@FoxyFolksy]

As long as you can seal it. :)

[@ledz4828]

@@FoxyFolksy ok lang din ba ilagay sa plastic jar?

[@TheRealRandomDice]

Did you cooked it the eggs?

[@FoxyFolksy]

Yes I did.

[@Namonseptember]

Did you use raw eggs for this or is it boiled?

[@FoxyFolksy]

Fresh eggs. :) Here's the full recipe: www.foxyfolksy.com/make-salted-eggs/#recipe

[@gd4378]

How can I make it not salty?

[@FoxyFolksy]

You can just boil them the regular way, if you want to reduce the saltiness, lessen the number of days brining them..

[@maryjoferrer951]

7cup water:2cup salt:3tsp black pepper:½cup sigar tama po b?

[@FoxyFolksy]

eto po ung full recipe: www.foxyfolksy.com/make-salted-eggs/

[@LynneBoling]

Hi, I tried your instruction for making salted duck eggs after 30 days I boiled it pero hindi xa nagmamantika like yours I don’t know what’s wrong I followed your instruction naman dito sa YT 😢

[@FoxyFolksy]

that's too bad. You can check the full recipe with details and tips here though: www.foxyfolksy.com/make-salted-eggs/