Cured Rice
Glutinous rice 200g | Cantonese sausage 1 root |
Bacon 2 tablets | Scallop 20g |
Green beans 50g | Sweet corn 50g |
Seafood soy sauce 1.5 spoons | Old soy sauce 1 scoop |
Salted duck eggs 8 pieces (the recipe can actually make about 15 pieces) |
Step 1
After washing the round glutinous rice, soak it in water for 2 hoursStep 2
Prepare all the ingredients, cut the bacon and sausage into small cubes, wash the scallops and soak them in water for a whileStep 3
Wash off the mud on the outside of the raw salted duck eggs, use a pair of scissors to make a small opening, and follow the small opening to drain out all the egg whites. Be sure to get out the egg whites as much as possible and only keep the egg yolks.Step 4
After all the egg whites are taken out, use scissors to open the small opening slightly wider.Step 5
Drain the soaked glutinous rice and start seasoning, add two tablespoons of seafood soy sauce (seafood soy sauce is used here because this soy sauce is sweeter and more delicious)Step 6
Add a spoonful of dark soy sauce, mainly for coloringStep 7
Add scallops and mix wellStep 8
Add bacon and mix wellStep 9
Add diced sausageStep 10
Add green beans and mix well. Haha, temporarily change to a larger basin to mix well.Step 11
Add corn kernels and mix wellStep 12
Use a small spoon to pour the glutinous rice into the eggshell. 8.9 points is enough because the glutinous rice will expand when it is steamed.Step 13
Fill them all in sequenceStep 14
Use the matte surface of tin foil to seal the small opening from top to bottom.Step 15
Place in a steamer and steam over water for 1 hourStep 16
Delicious cured rice cooked in eggshells, so deliciousStep 17
Super delicious cured rice with the rustling salted egg yolk, life is so wonderful^_^Step 18
This is steamed directly into a bowl and became my lunch. It’s so delicious. Cooking tips for cured riceThe recipe can fill about 15 salted duck eggs. I only have 8 at home. It would also be good to steam the others in a bowl