Showing posts with label Salted Eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salted Eggs. Show all posts

Sunday, 29 May 2016

Salted Egg Yolk Cookies

 This recipe is adapted from Guai Shu Shu by Kenneth Goh
In the original recipe, Potato Starch is called for but I replaced it with Tapioca Starch as I had none  during my first try. At second try, I used Potato Starch. It DOES make a difference. Potato starch gives a sandy texture to the cookies, just like Salted Egg Yolks do. Tapioca Starch on the other hand gives the cookie a smooth texture. Personally I like Tapioca Starch. Try both & decide for yourself.

Ingredients 
  1. 2 Salted Egg Yolks (Cooked. You may steam the egg yolks without the shell) 
  2. 60g Salted Butter
  3. 70g Plain Flour
  4. 30g Milk Powder
  5. 30g Potato Starch / Tapioca Starch
  6. 30g Icing Sugar 
  7. 1 (Chicken) Egg Yolk + 1 tsp of Condensed Milk for Egg Wash
  8. Sesame Seeds (Black or White) as Sprinkles 
Method
  1. Preheat oven to 150°c 
  2. Cream butter, sugar & salted egg yolks till light & fluffy.
  3. Briefly mix together plain flour, milk powder & starch. 
  4. Sift flour mixture into butter mixture.
  5. Mix to form a dough.
  6. Roll out dough into 6mm thickness & shape.
  7. Brush top with egg wash & sprinkle with sesame seeds.
  8. Bake for 13 - 15 minutes, or until cookies turn golden yellow. 
  9. Remove cookies from oven & let cool completely on wired rack, then store. 
*At first attempt, I baked the cookies using fan mode & resulted a rough texture & ugly top. 
*At second attempt, I baked without a fan mode & resulted a smooth texture & top but in pale colour. 
*At third attempt, I baked without a fan mode for 13minutes, then fan mode for 2-3 minutes. It resulted a smooth texture with nice colour. 
*Different ovens may vary. Do get to know your oven :). 

Thursday, 24 March 2016

Salted Egg & Tomato Salad


Among many Filipino food that I miss very much, this is one of them. It's easy to prepare & the burst of flavors in your mouth is just beyond words. It's salty, sour & juicy. My helper told me that most Filipinos eat salted eggs this way. I googled & learned that the locals call it Itlog Na Maalat At Kamatis (Salted Egg & Tomatoes). Traditionally it is paired with dried fish, grilled pork belly, smoked sardine just to name a few. Some will add shallots & some just the egg & tomatoes seasoned with Calamansi juice or fish sauce.

In this recipe, I used Lemon juice in replace of Calamansi juice because I ran out of it & medium big onions instead of shallots. Taste just as good. 

Ingredients : 
  1. 1 Whole Salted Egg, cooked & roughly break into small chunks with a fork
  2. 2tbsp Lemon Juice
  3. 1 Whole Tomato, diced 
  4. 1 Medium Big Onion, diced 
Method :

Mix diced tomato & onion in a bowl, add in lemon juice. Mix well & add in salted egg. Serve :) 


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