Creative Ways to Cook with black egg – Recipes You Haven’t Tried
Shake up your routine with these unexpected yet delicious black egg recipes — fun, easy, and full of flavour.
Recipes with black egg
Japchae is a popular Korean savory and slightly sweet dish of stir-fried glass noodles and vegetables.
This special calamari can open up your appetite and make you finish it in no time!
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Chiffon cake (also called "crazy cake" 😂) is a must-practice basic skill for cake beginners! Lay a solid foundation, and you can easily make all kinds of cakes in the future~ The key to its softness is to beat the egg white into a fine foam, and rely on air to support the fluffy volume of the cake. Add enough corn oil and eggs, the taste is soft and moist, and the texture is fluffy. No wonder it is a classic with super high popularity! This time, I specially added black sesame powder, which is fragrant for ten miles, and the fragrance is directly confusing 😋~
Soft, sticky black rice blended with white glutinous rice creates a firm yet bouncy texture. The pan-fried luncheon meat is fragrant, the egg skin is soft and tender, and the creamy aroma of cheese, the sweetness of salad dressing, and the savory flavor of pork floss complement each other. The diverse flavors intertwine and blend in your mouth, and every bite reveals the freshness of the ingredients. It's simple yet deeply satisfying, a beautiful and delicious meal, and a favorite breakfast for the cheese lovers in my family.
Quick and easy dish—a must-have in Cantonese households: Three-Color Steamed Egg! The steamed egg custard is so tender it bouncy and juicy, the smooth, pale yellow custard coated with glossy black preserved egg and oily salted egg cubes. The three colors swirl softly in the spoon, and just looking at its plump, tender appearance is quintessentially "Cantonese"—light yet flavorful, with the aroma of eggs blending with a savory fragrance. Best of all, it only takes about 10 minutes to prepare, a quick and delicious dish that's easy to whip up in a Cantonese kitchen, homey and appetizing!
The aroma of black sesame blends with the sweetness of red dates. No extra sugar is added, resulting in a light and refreshing flavor with a soft and chewy texture. It's also very nutritious. Chinese yam can strengthen the spleen and stomach, black sesame can nourish the liver and kidneys, and red dates can replenish qi and blood. Combined with the high-quality protein from eggs, it's suitable for both the elderly and children.
This steamed egg delivers a pudding-like softness from a mixture of egg and broth, enriched with slices of century egg, drizzled with hot oil and soy sauce, and sprinkled with fresh scallions—ready in minutes.
Dive into a bowl of creamy comfort with this Sichuan-style twist on the classic carbonara. Each forkful offers silky pasta enveloped in a rich, nutty sauce — subtly buttery and golden — thanks to the pistachio butter and egg-cheese emulsion. Crisp, smoky Sichuan bacon adds a deep savoury crunch and a hint of Sichuan character, while the scattered strands of Parmigiano Regiano melt into the sauce, stitching everything together with salty, aromatic cheese notes. The black pepper brings a gentle sharpness that cuts through the richness, making every bite balanced and satisfying. Light enough for a cosy dinner, yet indulgent enough to feel like a treat — this carbonara re-imagined brings a comforting warmth with a pinch of adventure.