Tea Eggs

Tea Eggs

by yxeg5

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

24h

Serving

2

Spiced tea eggs are a famous snack of the Han nationality. In the past, food was scarce, and vegetables were generally available only in the beginning of summer. Because Lixia has the custom of eating Lixia eggs, fighting eggs, and praying for blessings. Nowadays, it is almost a commonplace to eat tea eggs. However, it is not easy to make tea eggs that are delicious and not greasy. "

Ingredients

Tea Eggs

1. Prepare the seasoning.

Tea Eggs recipe

2. .Wash the eggs and soak them in cold water for about 1 hour. Then boil it on low heat for about 10 minutes. Those who like to eat old eggs can cook for a while. Pick up and put it in a pot filled with cold water, and rinse with cold water for a while, soak until the water and eggs are completely cool. Tap the egg shell lightly with the rounded part of the chopsticks and tap the surface of the flower evenly.

Tea Eggs recipe

3. In addition to Su Yixian (chicken powder is also acceptable), put in all other seasonings.

Tea Eggs recipe

4. Put in an appropriate amount of water.

Tea Eggs recipe

5. Bring to a boil and turn off the heat.

Tea Eggs recipe

6. Put in vegetarian easy fresh (chicken powder can also be used)

Tea Eggs recipe

7. Cover the pot and let cool naturally.

Tea Eggs recipe

8. Put it on for one night and use it for breakfast in the morning, which is delicious and nutritious.

Tea Eggs recipe

Tips:

It is very important to boil the eggs. Boil them in low heat and cold water to prevent them from exploding. Tea eggs must be made of tea leaves.

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