Steamed egg custard with caviar
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Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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Add 4 grams of salt to warm water and melt (play a role in coagulating the egg liquid)
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Take out four eggs
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Beat into a glass of water
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Whip the eggs thoroughly
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Skim off the foam
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Pour into 4 bowls
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Cover with plastic wrap and prick the hole with a toothpick
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After the water is boiled, steam in the pot
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Steam on high heat for 9 minutes, then turn off the heat and simmer for 3 minutes
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Out of the pan, there is no need to add light soy sauce, because the caviar is already salty
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When the surface is not particularly hot, add caviar (caviar is afraid of high temperatures)
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Tender custard, served with crunchy caviar, premium
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Like a big red flower
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Stir it to make the taste more even
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