
Pickled Salted Duck Eggs
Discover the rich, aromatic flavors of traditional Chinese **Baijiu Pickled Eggs**—a unique and savory delicacy! This recipe combines fresh eggs with fragrant **star anise, Sichuan pepper, and cinnamon**, infused in a **saturated saltwater brine** for a bold, umami-packed taste. The key step? A careful splash of **baijiu** (Chinese liquor) to sterilize and enhance depth without overpowering. After a **month of patient curing**, the eggs transform into a tender, flavorful treat with a hint of spice. Perfect as a snack or appetizer, these pickled eggs offer an unforgettable burst of complex, well-balanced flavors. Try this authentic method for a truly special homemade delicacy!
10 Minutes
Medium
4 servings
Ingredients
Metric
US
4 serving
Main Ingredients
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eggsThe aromatics
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baijiuThe sauce & seasonings
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star anise🧂
Sichuan pepper🧂
cinnamonInstructions
1. Step 1

First, wash the eggs thoroughly and dry them completely. It’s necessary to use baijiu to sterilize, but do not overuse it, or the pickled eggs will have a strong liquor flavor.
2. Step 2

Add salt to the water and boil it with star anise, Sichuan pepper, and cinnamon. The amount of salt depends on the amount of water, aiming for saturated salt water.
3. Step 3

After boiling, let the saturated salt water cool down, then mix it with baijiu and put the eggs in. Seal the container with plastic wrap and let it sit for 1 month.
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