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Easy Cured Egg Yolks 3 Ways | Hot Honey | Chili Crisp | Garlic Butter | Food Wishes



These cured egg yolks, which I’m presenting in 3 different ways, are one of the most delicious experiments I’ve tried in a long time. They are surprisingly easy to do, and you only need a couple of ingredients, and a few days of curing time to create luxuriously jammy egg yolks. The hardest part is deciding which one you like the most. Enjoy!
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45 Comments

  1. For the rookies like me in the audience, for how long are the cured eggs safe to eat if stored in the fridge?

  2. Ba da da DAA DAA da,
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    Because I talk LIIIKE this,
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  3. I don't think I would trust an egg 'cured' in the chili crisp oil. The salt and sugar are not soluble in the oil and would have just sank to the bottom with the soy sauce. So part of the egg was being cured but the top 80% was just sitting in oil for days.

  4. When politics and conspiracy/reality videos get to be too much… I find you, Chef and I find my Zen. This was grounding, centering and lovely. Thank you "Therapist" Chef John!!!

  5. My wife is Chinese and I’ve made salted duck eggs for her in the traditional way. The entire process takes more than a month.
    I’m all in for trying these recipies

  6. Why not Salt Cured Yolks? I've made them many times, they are absolutely delicious on a steak or grilled chicken?! 😢❤

  7. I am not sure i have ever been as excited to try a recipe before. I have salt/sugar cured yolks before but this sounds so much easier.

  8. I tried the honey cure a while back to use as fillings for onigiri and ended up with a firm and grainy texture 🙁 This has me convinced I must have let them sit too long, so I'm willing to try again. The chili crisp one might be a better filling actually

  9. This is from personal taste. I had a steak tartare with this sort of egg yolk, and i find them disgusting. We have the luxury of salmonella free eggs in Finland and I'm happy for that, it can be warm but never cooked. (except for egg salads)

  10. The recipes look great but I absolutely cannot STAND the way this guys speaks. The diction is brutally annoying.

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