Kylie Kwong Soy Sauce Eggs " simply magic "

soy sauce eggs


I always enjoy watching Kylie while cooking, she always been so magnetize when she standing behind the kitchen bar, explaining, sharing her tips and cleverness, I just simply love her
Soy sauce eggs, by Kylie Kwong: Simply Magic **today cooking! Kylie I hope you read this **wink

Soy sauce eggs is our desired side dish especially when I served Chinese porridge for my husband, and my self would be enjoy of having it simple-basic-and pure just eating it as the way as it too tempting to be ignore

Its magnificent delicious soy sauce eggs, they really are!
First attempted, it was when we were staying in the south, I really do not wanted to be unsuccessful and disappointed, the fact, I do, it might that I am not cooking with heart and soul like one of her series which I have own the DVD yet becoming my extraordinary treasure, honestly in my taste it was awful, but me and my husband could not resist when I serve them, we were just greedily eating those eggs until terminate to the last.



Apart from it, I do realize that I’ve been watching the half an hour TV show when she reveal to the world how to cook soy sauce eggs, unfortunately my brain wasn’t there, my mind more to desire of eating and drooling, I was so impressed and could not awaiting until the morning have come and starts cooking those beggars (eggs), as I said so, its was error but no waste of food, we eat them, he he

I against of being surrender, I hate of give-up, I do!
Actually, today cooking is to surprised my husband, my idea of cooking is porridge which is in his favourite, serve with slice bird eye chili in light soy sauce and toppings with crispy ikan bilis a.k.a ikan teri (dried anchovies) as side dish are soy sauce eggs and braised salted vegetables. Surpriseeeee…!



soy sauce eggs

And guess what!? I have finally found her on line recipe, goodness gracious…
**Kylie you made my day, Please click here folks!
I do sorry that I twisted just little bit of your creations to be my formations, I hope you would not be mad at me because cooking is about passion, creations, twist and taste *wink
I’ve just substitute your light say sauce to be your pattern to my Chinese cooking wine to be my preferable.
I purposely made the eggs colour is darker than yours, because my husband going to serve the sauce over the porridge, its worth than discard he sauce, too gorgeous!

Now after how many trials and errors, I don’t remember of counting , rather not bothering me, Finally today is my happiest day of cooking Kylie Kwong : Simply Magic, Soy Sauce Eggs








Soy sauce eggs
Adapted from Kylie kwong: Simply Magic

½ dozen hard boiled eggs (6 pieces)
3 tablespoon dark soy sauce
½ cup brown sugar
3 tablespoons Chinese cooking wine
7-8 slices fresh ginger
1 ½ cup of water

In the small heavy base saucepan combine water, dark soy sauce, Chinese cooking wine, brown sugar and slices fresh ginger, bring to the boil for 1 minute.
Reduce the heat, add the eggs and simmer, covered about 45 minutes or until the stock reducing about ¼ of the stock, its actually to create your delicious sauce
Remove saucepan from stove and set aside, covered let it stand for 30 minutes, Remove eggs from the saucepan, reserving 1 tablespoon of the braising stock for garnish.
To serve, cut each egg in half lengthways and arrange on a platter.
Spoon over reserved braising stock.

Comments

A.G said…
telor pindang... kesukaanku :) cucok pendamping lontong lodeh
Sheila said…
Aku barusan mau tanya, "Ini tuh kayak telor pindang bukan ya?". Eeehh, si Ayin udah komen duluan :D. Beneran kayak telor pindang versi Indo ya, Ra?
Aku juga demen. Belom pernah bikin sendiri. Tapi dari hasil jepretanmu, jadi tergoda untuk bikin.
Dewi said…
Ah..good looking eggs, inside and out!
Elsye said…
sama ra kayak ayin...qiqiiqiq aku juga doyannnn bangettsss....
Ira Rodrigues said…
Sheila,
telor pindang versi authentic indonesian biasanya aku buat yang pake daun jambu, kulit bawang merah dah bawang putih dan sedikit setuhan daun salam-lengkuas,direbus sama kulit telur.

tapi yang ini lebih ke modern-authentic chinese, what do you think of my conclusions sheila? wink

or do you have another recipe of our indonesian telur pindang?
would you pls share with me dear :)
sefa firdaus said…
warna telurnya jadi cantik gitu yaaa
sptnya kalo aku bikin, suami bakalan suka deh... secara dia maniak sama kecap manis :))
Alexa said…
Your pictures are wonderful. I had never heard of cooking eggs that way. I have had them cooked in onion skins, which turns the white a lovely golden brown and also flavors them. Your recipe looks delicious.
Ira Rodrigues said…
Sefa,
I bet you hubby gonna like them
Sok yakin nih, he he


Alexa,
Thank you for dropping by and kindly comment to my works, i appreciate.

oh i had never tried your way, which cooked them in onion skins
sounds great anyway, i dont mind to give it a try.
Foni said…
i love all of them. pourridge,anchovy & this kind of eggs.
Anonymous said…
This reminds me of a recipe that my mom makes at home - Chinese Stewed Pork with garlic and ginger. She likes to put hard boiled eggs in this dish! yum... and I always save the egg for last!
Elsye said…
Hi Ra....qiqiqiiq, I use cheddar cheese instead of expensive mature cheese LOL, soale disini harganya gila juga...males boow

happy baking ya !!
Anonymous said…
yumm yumm.. delicious.. remind me of mum's as well. Chinese stewed Pork with boiled egg. Korean style (Changjorim) uses beef. Yum Yum
Vania said…
Hi Ira.
How'r you? Ayo posting lagi dong. Menarik baca cerita2nya, foto2nya keren2.
Ra, Kylie Kwong baru ngeluarin buku "My China". Keliatannya menarik deh.
Masakan ini ngingetin gw saat tinggal di Msia (3.5th), telur dimasak pake soy sauce ini bekeeeen bgt.
Ira Rodrigues said…
simplicity,
their deserve to be in our liking *wink


MCH,
it absolutely, absolutely fantastic being save the best for last!


Vania,
I am fine dear thx for asking.

wow! aku ketinggalan nih van kl dia punya buku baru.
he he no worries, i'll keep posting van..

lucky you have got experience stayed in the heaven of foods *wink
Shu Han said…
those look so good! my mum usually simmers them in a soy sauce based gravy that's already cooking because she made some lor bak (soy sauce braised pork belly). you can also try simmering the eggs in their shells, cracked, for pretty patterns, like tea leaf eggs!

http://mummyicancook.blogspot.com/2011/04/tea-leaf-eggs.html

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