Easy Thousand-year-old egg Recipes – Quick Meals Everyone Will Enjoy
Discover delicious and easy-to-make recipes using Thousand-year-old egg. Perfect for busy weeknights and family dinners.
Recipes with Thousand-year-old egg
Shrimp, egg and tofu casserole is a simple, quick and nutritious home-cooked dish. The tender tofu is mixed with eggs and paired with delicious shrimps, with a delicate texture and delicious flavor. Finally, sprinkle with chopped green onions and drizzle with hot oil to add aroma and flavor. This dish is easy to make and perfect for preparing a delicious dinner for the family on busy days.
This special calamari can open up your appetite and make you finish it in no time!
The savory texture of the firm tofu envelops the tiny quail egg, creating a delicate harmony of textures and intriguing bites. The aroma of garlic and pepper adds richness, while the golden crust provides a delightful crunch. When bitten into, the quail egg surprises with its contrasting softness—as if preserving a classic touch in a modern dish. This dish is both elegant and warm, inviting to be enjoyed in a relaxed, nostalgic atmosphere.
Salmon poke is my ultimate comfort food that is healthy, fast and refreshing!
Flavourful and creamy soup base with beef and vegetables, definitely a quick and easy noodle soup you would want to try!
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These potato croquettes are a classic Indonesian snack that's sure to please: they have a perfectly crispy exterior and a soft, creamy interior. Filled with minced chicken combined with carrots and mild spices, each bite delivers a warm, savory flavor and enticing texture. Perfect served warm as a dinner accompaniment or as an indulgent afternoon snack.
The crispy golden outer shell protects the peanuts, which steal the show with their softness and savory flavor. Each bite presents a unique combination of rich peanut flavor and the thin, crispy egg shell: the perfect balance of crunchy and soft textures. A sweet and savory aroma wafts out, evoking memories of warm, simple home-cooked snacks. A spoonful of these peanut eggs is ready to be a loyal companion for afternoon tea or a delicious dip in various casual settings, providing a familiar yet addictive taste experience.
This chicken roulade offers a savory deliciousness that creeps into every bite: its evenly soft texture, combined with the bright color of carrots and fresh spring onions, creates an inviting combination. The outer layer of steamed egg elegantly envelops the chicken mixture, while when fried until golden, the warm and crisp aroma wafts out, inviting the appetite. Ideal served warm now, or frozen to enjoy later—convenient and delicious anytime.