Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs

by Red Bean Kitchen

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Quail eggs are rich in B vitamins, which are auxiliary enzymes for biochemical activities and can promote growth and development.
In addition, the content of phospholipids in quail eggs is higher, which helps children's brain development.
Therefore, quail eggs have a good effect on children's brain and development. They can be eaten regularly, but 3-5 eggs should not be excessive.
This time, I changed the taste of quail eggs and made it with cola. It is a favorite taste of children. The cooked quail eggs are red and lightly sweet, and the skin is burnt and crispy. The soup is rich and has the fragrance of cola. It can be used as a child’s nourishing meal. Children bring fresh feelings.

Such deliciousness is an unstoppable temptation for children! "

Ingredients

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs

1. Prepare the ingredients.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

2. All eggs are cooked in a pot with cold water.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

3. Peel the boiled eggs and fry them in a frying pan.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

4. Fry until the skin is wrinkled.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

5. Remove the drain oil for later use.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

6. Pour out the oil from the pot and add cola.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

7. Add seasonings.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

8. Join the soy sauce.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

9. Add light soy sauce.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

10. The soup boiled out a fragrance.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

11. Then put in the fried egg.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

12. Cook on high heat until the soup is half dry and season with a little salt.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

13. Thicken the gorgon with starch with water.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

14. The soup is thick and turn off the heat.

Coke Tiger Preserved Eggs recipe

Tips:

Tips for peeling eggs: Rinse the boiled quail eggs thoroughly with cold water, and then put them in a container with a lid and shake it back and forth. The shell can be peeled off easily.



When frying quail eggs, use a little more oil, and deep-fry until the skin is wrinkled. This is tiger skin.

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