The recipe Son In-Law Eggs
Son In-Law Eggs recipe is a Asian Snack meal that takes 10 minutes to make. If you enjoy Asian for Snack, you will like Son In-Law Eggs!
Son In-Law Eggs
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This is a Thai recipe, which is a tasty low cal way to start a meal. What Course Is Son In-Law Eggs?Son In-Law Eggs is for Snack. How Long Does Son In-Law Eggs Recipe Take To Prepare?Son In-Law Eggs takes 5 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Son In-Law Eggs Recipe Take To Cook?Son In-Law Eggs takes 10 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Son In-Law Eggs Recipe Make?Son In-Law Eggs makes 4 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Son In-Law Eggs Recipe?The ingredients for Son In-Law Eggs are: 4 eggs, hard-boiled and shelled1/2 cup evenly-sliced shallots 10 small dried chilies 1/2 cup tamarind paste, which you make from 1/4 cup tamarind + 1/2 cup warm water 3 tablespoons palm sugar 1 tablespoon fish sauce or white soy sauce 1/4 cup coriander leaves How Do I Make Son In-Law Eggs?Here is how you make Son In-Law Eggs: Boil your egg, just past soft, so it is firm but still a bit gooey.While the eggs are boiling, can start preparing the sauce. Dry-roast the chillies by roasting in a pan on medium-high, toss every few seconds until done, remove from pan and set aside.Now make the sauce. Make tamarind paste out of the tamarind and hot water, mix then squeeze out into a small bowl until you are left with a paste. Remove the seeds/fibres by straining. Add paste to a sauce pan. Heat on low, add the palm sugar and fish sauce, cook until palm sugar has melted and mixed well, simmer on low for about 5 minutes until darker brown. Set aside.In a wok add a tablespoon of oil, heat to high, then fry the shallots stirring constantly until lightly browned. Strain and remove.Add a tablespoon more of oil, lower your heat to medium/high, and add your shelled eggs, turning the eggs so they evenly brown all over. When golden brown, strain and set aside.Serve eggs whole arrange on a plate with a drizzle of sauce on top, garnish with the fried shallots, roasted chillies and fresh coriander.Serving Size: serves four, or two if 1 egg is not enough!!Number of Servings: 4Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user JACKBQ.What's The Nutritional Info For Son In-Law Eggs?The nutritional information for Son In-Law Eggs is:
What Type Of Cuisine Is Son In-Law Eggs?Son In-Law Eggs is Asian cuisine. |
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