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"Thousand-year" Egg

If you want to try some exotic Chinese food, thousand-year eggs would foot the bill. They are not really 1,000 years old (if they were, you probably can't afford them anyway). They are just preserved duck-eggs. If you look closely before you swallow it, you can often see snowflake patterns on the jelly-looking eggwhite. (Now you know what Chinese chefs do in their spare time!) It is usually served hard boiled. I have seen pink pickled young ginger slices served with them when they are not cooked mixed in with other ingredients. The texture? Just like hard boiled eggs!

 

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