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Ultimate Bento-Style Soy Sauce Marinated Eggs Recipe

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Ingredients

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6 small eggs (smallest ones you can find)
3/4 cup reduced sodium soy sauce
1 cup water
1 slice gingerroot
1/2 teaspoon five-spice powder

Nutritional information

71.5
Calories
32 g
Calories From Fat
3.6 g
Total Fat
1.2 g
Saturated Fat
141.4 mg
Cholesterol
1117.6 mg
Sodium
3 g
Carbs
0.3 g
Dietary Fiber
0.7 g
Sugars
6.4 g
Protein
109g
Serving Size

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Ultimate Bento-Style Soy Sauce Marinated Eggs Recipe

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    Delectable! used full-salt Kikkoman & regular eggs (to soft boil eggs drop them into boiling water for 5 min & remove). I went for the crackle effect and they turned out very beautiful and tasty too, but I'm going to keep the remainders in the brine for another few days before I finish eating them, to soak up more of that yummy flavor. The eggs used really were too big. Thanks for this one - can't wait to make these for my daughter.Edit: Soaked them in brine longer & I can't quit eating these, addictive!

    • 75 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Soy Sauce Eggs — Bento Eggs, These eggs are really different from your standard hard boiled eggs and my kids love to have the in their bentos The trick is to only medium boil the eggs initially and then crack or peel them and finish them off in the soy sauce broth use the smallest eggs I can find to do these, so that my kids can have two eggs and I don’t have to feel guilty The eggs aren’t supposed to be overwhelmingly seasoned, but if that’s what you’re looking for, leave them in the broth for a longer period after boiling I routinely double the recipe by increasing the number of eggs, but leave the amount of the broth ingredients the same , Delectable! used full-salt Kikkoman & regular eggs (to soft boil eggs drop them into boiling water for 5 min & remove) I went for the crackle effect and they turned out very beautiful and tasty too, but I’m going to keep the remainders in the brine for another few days before I finish eating them, to soak up more of that yummy flavor The eggs used really were too big Thanks for this one – can’t wait to make these for my daughter Edit: Soaked them in brine longer & I can’t quit eating these, addictive!


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Boil the Eggs Until They Are Just Coagulated, and Place Them Immediately in Cold Water. You Will Need to Peel the Eggs or Crack Them Well, So the Egg Whites Need to Be Firm Enough to Withstand This.

    2
    Done

    Tap Eggs Gently All Over to Cover With Cracks or Peel Them Entirely. Cracking the Eggs Will Give Them a Mottled Look That Is Really Beautiful, but Peeling Them Will Give Them a Consistent Coating.

    3
    Done

    Add the Eggs to a Pot That Is Small Enough That When Filled With 1 Cup Soy Sauce, 1 Cup Water, 1 Slice of Ginger, and Half Teaspoon of Five-Spice Powder, the Liquid Completely Covers the Eggs.

    4
    Done

    Simmer Over Low Heat For 25 to 30 Minutes, Then Let Steep For Another 1/2 Hour. Cool.

    5
    Done

    If You Have Left the Shells on, Crack Open the Eggs and Peel Them.

    6
    Done

    Slice Into Wedges and Serve.

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    Plant-based chef specializing in vibrant and nourishing vegan dishes.

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