Korean Marinated Eggs (Mayak Eggs)
Our take on the viral drug eggs. These guys are the ultimate lunch meal prep. Super quick, super easy and so so delicious.
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Serves
4
Egg
Garlic Clove
Spring Onion
Red Chilli
Soy Sauce
Water
Rice Wine Vinegar
Fish Sauce
Honey
Sesame Seeds
Cooked Rice
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Becky M.
19 days ago
These are to die for. I’m obsessed, can’t stop thinking about them
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Rosie M.
a month ago
God these are so good!
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Morgan L.
a month ago
Having these eggs as an addition to the spicy pork and rice for extra protein! 💪🏽
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David R.
a month ago
Just made this and looking forward to tucking in in a couple of days! Could you please explain how the paper towel works to help the distribution?
Elena S.
a month ago
·Admin
Hi David! Excited for you to tuck in. The paper towel helps with even distribution of the marinade by basically acting as a barrier and sponge. Sometimes, eggs can float in the marinade, leading to uneven absorption. The paper towel presses them down slightly, ensuring they stay fully covered. Hope you enjoy!
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Sean M.
2 months ago
These are unreal! Could the marinade be used again for more eggs?
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Finn T.
2 months ago
If you're reusing the marinade, like a second steep of a tea bag, the flavour will be much weaker. To make up for that, add more soy sauce to boost the flavour.
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Grace D.
2 months ago
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Devoured these standing in my kitchen. you have created a mayak egg monster
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Laurie S.
2 months ago
I've made these and they've been in the marinade overnight, what's the best way to reheat the eggs for serving? Or should they be served cold? Thanks
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Finn T.
2 months ago
Hey Laurie, they are served cold!
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Penny C.
2 months ago
If you did want to heat the eggs up... I generally boil the kettle and then pop the eggs in a bowl/cup and submerge then in the water. They gently warm up over 5-10 mins (depending on how patient you are!). Won't be boiling hot but might be nice if you don't want them fridge cold :)
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Brandon S.
2 months ago
Any tips for peeling the eggs without breaking them? This is something I always have trouble with
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Finn T.
2 months ago
Under running water always helps!
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Madeleine J.
3 days ago
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I’m not sure I’m gonna explain this well, but a super easy way is to first create the initial crack to start off with and then delicately wedge in a teaspoon between the shell and the egg. You’ll find that the shape of the spoon curves with the egg so it doesn’t poke it and the shell lifts off smoothly.
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Daniel M.
2 months ago
How long do they keep for?
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Finn T.
2 months ago
They keep for up to 7 days but but best eaten within 3-4 days
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Joseph G.
2 months ago
When are you peeling these eggs? Before marinading or after?
Mob
2 months ago
·Admin
Hi Joseph, peel the eggs before adding them to marinade. Thanks for the feedback – we've added this instruction into the method!