Salted Eggs
1.
Wash the eggs, dry or wipe off the water. Put it in a high number of white wine and roll it. (I used a 56-degree Erguotou.)
2.
Roll it in fine salt again, so that the egg shell is covered with salt.
3.
Put it in a jar, tighten the lid and seal it, and store it in a cool place for 21 to 30 days. (I kept this for 24 days. The jar must be able to be sealed.)
4.
Open it and see that the egg yolk has solidified.
5.
Take a look at the two cooked, the egg yolk is sandy and oily, very successful, not lost to duck eggs.
6.
This is a white-shelled egg (foreign egg), which is no different from a brown-shelled egg (early egg).
7.
The egg whites are also not too salty, just right with rice porridge.