How To Make Taiwanese Tea Eggs 茶叶蛋

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
  • Tea Eggs( 茶叶蛋 ) Recipe Below
    A delicious snack found in every 7-11 in Taiwan. With this recipe, we're going to be combining elements of the Tea Egg also with the Soy Braised Taiwanese Egg to give it an extra depth of flavor and spice. This is very similar tasting to the Lu Dan 卤蛋 which taste much better than just your regular Tea Egg.
    Ingredients
    - Eggs ( 12 or however many you can fit in pot)
    - Water (7cups)
    - Soy Sauce(1/3 cup)
    - Dark Soy Sauce (1/4 cup)
    - Shaoxing Wine (less than 1/4 cup)
    - Salt (1 tbl)
    - Five Spice (1/2 tsp)
    - Rock Candy (25 grams)
    - Oolong or Black Tea (12 grams)
    Fragrances
    - Black Cardamom (2)
    - Star Anise (3)
    - Bay Leaves (5)
    - Cloves (5)
    - Cinnamon (1 stick)
    1. Prepare all the Fragrances and Tea. If you have herbal bags, put them inside as it will make it much cleaner and easier to handle. If not you can just throw the spices in when the time comes
    2. Boil Eggs for 8 minutes, then put into an ice bath. When they are cold enough to handle, use the back of a butter knife and make even cracks around the whole egg but do not puncture all the way through. Repeat for all the Eggs.
    3. Prepare braise mixture with all ingredients and drop the herbal bags in. If you don't have the bags just throw in all the spices. Stir, then bring the mixture up to a boil and drop in the eggs. Simmer on a low heat for 30 minutes then turn the heat off and let them soak overnight.
    4. Take out the eggs and carefully peel until the shell is taken off.
    Bonus tip for Soft-boiled Eggs- Boil Eggs for 6 minutes then follow directions as usual. Bring the braise mixture up to a boil but do not let the eggs simmer inside. Wait until it cools back down and then drop the eggs in to soak overnight.
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Комментарии • 45

  • @PronouncedShay
    @PronouncedShay 4 года назад +1

    Love the mix of traditional Taiwan soy-braise combined with the Tea. Great stuff

  • @Thiscouldbeyou
    @Thiscouldbeyou 4 года назад +4

    Saw this as I was scrolling through reddit, and I need to make these now. Thanks for the recipe

  • @ahjort100
    @ahjort100 2 года назад +1

    I’m totally making these this weekend! My chickens have been very busy and I have a surplus of beautiful eggs!

  • @bittersweet5129
    @bittersweet5129 Год назад +1

    Wooow looks yum!

  • @laurenjackson4529
    @laurenjackson4529 4 года назад +2

    these look amazing, i’m so ready to try them. great content, keep it up!!! 💖

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад

      Thank you Lauren

  • @ileanaruppert2294
    @ileanaruppert2294 10 месяцев назад

    Practically lived on those back when I studied in Taiwan, they're so good and addictive 😋

  • @lipan2146
    @lipan2146 4 года назад +2

    I can make this egg for my breakfast is very convenient and tastes 👍

  • @bento5710
    @bento5710 4 года назад +1

    Wow those patterns look crazy :O

  • @LiusiaUA
    @LiusiaUA 3 года назад

    Amazing colors! Amazing chill atmosphere!

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад

      Thank you Ashton! I sometimes love doing a chill atmosphere and sometimes a more vibrant and active atmosphere :) Hope you enjoy

  • @nicolehyang
    @nicolehyang 4 года назад +1

    Woah they look SO cool!! Was half expecting to see Norbert(a) from Harry Potter exploding out of the cracked egg. Disappointed, but the BEAUTY of the video makes up for it :)

  • @mentaritravel1004
    @mentaritravel1004 7 месяцев назад

    thank you so much! I am so making this tomorrow :)

  • @aalegalfocus
    @aalegalfocus 3 года назад +1

    Oh I definitely always wanted to learn to make these. Thanks! Just saw your post on the Subtle Asian Influence fb page & subscribed!

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад +1

      Awesome!! Well now you can FINALLY make some amazing tea eggs ;p Thank you for the support

  • @Splicicle
    @Splicicle 4 месяца назад

    Looks so good, well done 💪

  • @Itsameamario34
    @Itsameamario34 3 года назад

    Hey Bao Bei! Commenting over from reddit! 😊 I’m excites to try out this recipe this weekend. And I’m looking forward to more videos!! Hope to see 南瓜米粉 sometime.

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад +1

      Hi Stephanie

    • @Itsameamario34
      @Itsameamario34 3 года назад

      Bao Bei I’ll let you know how it goes for sure! 😊

  • @BaoBeiKH
    @BaoBeiKH  4 года назад +10

    Enjoy! You can use this Braise on all different sorts of meats and ingredients. Throw in some pork belly, or tofu for a delicious meal

  • @rachelmropp
    @rachelmropp 10 месяцев назад

    Your t-shirt looks like a tea egg! nice!

  • @SiobhanMcDermott
    @SiobhanMcDermott 4 года назад +2

    Loving the videos hun. Keep it up!

  • @kaicsxc1909
    @kaicsxc1909 2 года назад

    underated chanel

  • @LorynChen
    @LorynChen 4 года назад

    Looking delicious afff

  • @hiepnguyenthi6569
    @hiepnguyenthi6569 Год назад

    Ngon quá mà k biết mua gia vị nước xì dầu ở đâu

  • @briangelvezon3675
    @briangelvezon3675 3 года назад

    so thats how a dragon egg looks like? lol
    anyways love the vid and love both tea eggs and century eggs

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад

      Thanks Brian :) Glad you enjoyed the dragon eggs

  • @shamelesschic9491
    @shamelesschic9491 2 года назад

    I have tons of ground ceylon cinnamon handy, but no sticks. If using ground, how much would you use in this recipe? Thanks!

  • @zak8193
    @zak8193 4 года назад +1

    Coming in with the heattttt

  • @detectivesuika1884
    @detectivesuika1884 4 года назад +1

    tea eggs are really good but what do you like more hard boiled or more runny yolk?

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  4 года назад +1

      Definitely runny yolk, sooo much better

  • @jefft6975
    @jefft6975 2 года назад

    Can you tell me whats the difference, if I boil directy raw eggs into herb water , then soak it first into ice water?

  • @HrafnNordhri
    @HrafnNordhri 3 года назад

    Greetings, would cheesecloth work if I don't have the herbal bags?

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад

      Yes I do believe cheesecloth might work, you can also just omit the bag all together and throw everything in there :D Once it's fully flavored the next day you can just scoop it all out or filter it

  • @mariahgutierrez4481
    @mariahgutierrez4481 3 года назад +1

    Do you need to put them in the fridge?

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад +1

      Definitely much better to keep them in the fridge! But you can reheat it back up and it taste pretty good that way as well! Taste great both cold or hot :D

  • @awesomekris1025
    @awesomekris1025 4 года назад +1

    This is cool. Where do you buy herbal bags ?

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  4 года назад +1

      Any local asian grocery store should have them!

  • @Aznprada
    @Aznprada Год назад

    Haha you add 5 spice after you assembled five spice haha.

  • @Itsameamario34
    @Itsameamario34 3 года назад

    Bao Bei can I substitute rock sugar with brown sugar?

    • @BaoBeiKH
      @BaoBeiKH  3 года назад

      Stephanie Houng Rock candy definitlet best but I would sub with regular sugar instead

    • @Itsameamario34
      @Itsameamario34 3 года назад

      Bao Bei Got it! Thank you! 😊

    • @Itsameamario34
      @Itsameamario34 3 года назад

      I tried the tea eggs over the weekend and they were amazing! I had to substitute cardamom pods with ground cardamom, same with cloves. And I used regular sugar instead of rock sugar. It turned out so well! Reminds me of the tea eggs at 7-11.

  • @derek7762
    @derek7762 7 месяцев назад

    Great dish but don't think it's Taiwanese, they're from all over Asia and China originally.

  • @mochichichi2458
    @mochichichi2458 3 года назад

    Isnt it Chinese tho