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FAQ
In Japanese cuisine a steamed egg dish is called chawanmushi, while in China, a dish with a similar concept goes by zheng shui dan.
How do you keep steamed egg from sticking to the plate? Before steaming, prepare the dish by greasing with a small amount of oil. Make sure to spread the oil all around the bottom and walls of the dish. Additionally, don't overcook the egg.
You can have hard-steamed eggs and soft-steamed eggs, much like you can have hard-boiled eggs and soft-boiled eggs; however, compared to a boiled egg, the steamed version is more tender, with a creamier yolk, and is easier to peel.
Chinese steamed eggs are cooked in a steamer setup, typically in a shallow dish. Korean steamed eggs are cooked over direct heat, traditionally in an earthenware pot. You don't touch Chinese steamed eggs while they're cooking. You do stir Korean steamed eggs as they cook, until they start to set.
An expert chef's tips for the smoothest, silkiest steamed eggs. Getting luscious, soft steamed eggs requires a delicate balance of ingredients and technique. Our ratio for the best silky, steamed eggs is 2 cups of water to 4 eggs. If you like firmer eggs, use a little less water, like 1.5 cups of water to 4 eggs.