Eggs preserved in brine
From armida 15 years agoIngredients
- 12 eggs (I like to use duck eggs, but chicken eggs are fine) shopping list
- 2 litres of water for the brine shopping list
- 120g salt shopping list
- water to boil the eggs shopping list
- 1 whole onion with the peel shopping list
- teaspoon whole cloves shopping list
- 2 bay leaves shopping list
- tablespoon each of mustard seeds, black pepper corns, rosemary, carraway seeds, tarragon leaves shopping list
How to make it
- Boil the eggs for 20 minutes
- Do not peel the eggs, but crack the shells all over by bouncing them a few times on the countertop
- While the eggs are boiling, prepare the brine
- Heat the water and add the salt, all the spices and the unpeeled onion
- The brine will be a dark brown liquid
- Bring to a boil, then allow to simmer for 15 minutes
- Place the eggs in a large jar and cover with the brine
- Close the jar and store in a cool place
- The eggs are ready to eat after 5 days, but are fantastic after 2 weeks
- My last batch is still going strong after 2 months and is getting even tastier
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Great idea! ^5 :)
donman in Hammond loved it
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I love pickled eggs! I would love to try this recipe - thanks for the post!
Susansitbynellie in Glasgow loved it
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I don't care for vinegar pickled eggs but these are WONDERFUL. I halved the recipe which is 1 Qt water and 1/4 cup sea salt by the way. 1/2 recipe on the Tbs will be 1 and 1/2 Tsp. I did peel my Guinea eggs and cut my onion so I could eat it too. Try...more
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