smoked soy sauce eggs
Deeply impressed by Naoko's smoked soy sauce, I had to think about how to adapt this wonderful ingredient to my old recipes. I ended up making this egg dish for my first trial after deliberating some candidates. It is a simplest thing to make but was enough to know the power of the smoked soy sauce. Wow!
10 semi-soft boiled eggs (I cook the eggs for 9 minutes in the slowly boiling water)
1/4 cup smoked soy sauce
1/2 red onion/very thinly sliced
3 dried hot red chili peppers
Put everything together in a zip lock bag, marinade for a few hours at room temperature, shaking gently once in a while to distribute the sauce evenly.
Serve with plain white rice. I think these would be fantastic for picnic food, also wonderful as an appetizer. Be careful, these are addictive...
2 Comments:
Do you think you could make this with regular soy sauce, not smoked? I love your blog btw, I love Korean food and I miss it a lot, so I'm going to make more of it now!
Of course, you could use just regular soy sauce. Or simply add a teaspoon of liquid smoke ( which is available at any supermarket) to the soy sauce mixture.
Happy Korean cooking!
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