Pickled salted duck eggs
Overview
It is very enjoyable to eat a bowl of refreshing multigrain porridge in the summer. It is perfect with some pickles, some homemade pancakes, and an oily salted duck egg. Every year in March and April, I will buy some duck eggs, first coat them in white wine and then a layer of salt, wrap them in a zip-keeping bag, and after a few months, they will be ready to eat by the end of June.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare the ingredients.
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Wash the duck eggs and drain the water.
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Prepare two bowls, one for white wine and one for salt.
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Roll the duck eggs in white wine first, so that the entire surface of the eggs is covered with white wine.
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Roll it in the salt again to coat the entire surface with salt particles.
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Then wrap it in a fresh-keeping bag or plastic wrap, seal it in a bottle, and store it in a dry and cool place. (Some people also like to dry the wrapped duck eggs in the sun to produce oil)
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It will be ready to eat after about two months.