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Thank you. Yes, I was thinking like all in one go.I'm pretty sure these are just to be used as garnish, just FYI, not eaten as a whole yolk in 1 go. Not sure if you meant that or not, just wanted to put it out there.
Thank you. Yes, I was thinking like all in one go.I'm pretty sure these are just to be used as garnish, just FYI, not eaten as a whole yolk in 1 go. Not sure if you meant that or not, just wanted to put it out there.
Yes. I think I wrapped them in good quality paper towels.medtran49 - quick question: when you wrap these in cheesecloth to further dry in the fridge for another week, I’m assuming they’re not in an airtight container (which would seem to defeat the purpose), but out on a little plate or something, so they get exposure to the air - is that correct? Thanks.
So you've got some now for that undercover salad right?Ok, here’s the first thing I did with my cured egg yolks:
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Grated over some oven fries/chips. I didn’t really taste much of anything, but MrsT said they had an eggy-parmy taste that wasn’t unpleasant.
I think I’m making asparagus with prosciutto later today, so I’ll grate some on that as well.
medtran49 - how long would you say these things last? I’m thinking quite a while, since they’re salt-cured.
No clue, they have never lasted long here, as I've only made them for a planned dish. With all that sugar and salt though, probably for a good bit.Ok, here’s the first thing I did with my cured egg yolks:
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Grated over some oven fries/chips. I didn’t really taste much of anything, but MrsT said they had an eggy-parmy taste that wasn’t unpleasant.
I think I’m making asparagus with prosciutto later today, so I’ll grate some on that as well.
medtran49 - how long would you say these things last? I’m thinking quite a while, since they’re salt-cured.