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Remove to room temperature for 30 minutes and prepare 10 eggs without cold air. It's good to use a special egg with a large yolk. You have to take out the cold air so that the eggshell doesn't break easily due to the temperature difference
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Add 1 tablespoon salt and 1 tablespoon vinegar to 1.5 litres of boiling water. Salt and vinegar keep the eggshell from breaking. If you put an egg in boiling water rather than boiling it from cold water, it's better to measure the time accurately. If you boil cold water first, it is difficult to measure the time because each household has a different intensity of fire
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If you stir it in one direction, the egg yolk comes to the center and the shape becomes pretty. Boil over medium heat for 6 minutes, turn off the heat, and wait for 30 seconds. Boil half-cooked eggs for 6 minutes and hard-cooked eggs for 10 minutes.
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Boiled eggs are put in ice water to cool down. It makes it easier to peel. If you peel it in the water, the water goes into the egg and comes off easily.
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It came off smoothly, right?~~
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It's a key sauce.
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Rinse the lemon three or four times with baking soda. If there is no baking soda, wash it with vinegar. Use one lemon and half as juice, and slice and add the other half
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Add 250ml of thick soy sauce to 250ml of water, 4 tablespoons of honey, 3 tablespoons of starch syrup, and 1 tablespoon of cooking wine. I like acacia honey. It's better to put in something that doesn't have a strong scent. Add 3 tablespoons of starch syrup. I like the subtle and deep flavor more than sugar. A tablespoon of cooking wine removes the fishy smell of eggs
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Put the eggs in the bowl and add the seasoned soy sauce. Add lemon slices. Lemon's factin has a preservative effect, and lemon's citric acid has a sterilizing effect, so it extends the storage period. Add 1 minced cheonghong pepper each, 2 minced cheongyang peppers, half minced onions, and 1 minced green onion
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Regular egg sauces can be stored for 3 days, but cooked egg sauces can be stored for 7 days.
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Lastly, add 2 tablespoons of sesame seeds.
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Let it ripen in the refrigerator for half a day or a day. The egg has the right color of soy sauce