ingredient:
- 3 eggs, around 150ml
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 150 ml hot water, or chicken broth and water mixed
- 1/2 pack japanese dashi powder
- 1 tsp maggi sauce, or soy sauce
- 1 tsp sugar, optional
- 80 g noodlefish (half pack) (白飯魚), optional
- 1/4 cup frozen small anchovies, optional
1. Boil water in a big pot for steaming, put the stainless steel plate coated with oil inside the plate (which is for steaming eggs)
2. Use 3:100 salt:water to soak noodlefish and small anchovies for 20 mins to defrost.
3. Beat eggs with salt.
4. Heat up 150 ml water or mixed chicken broth until hot but not boil.
5. Add japanese dashi powder, maggi sauce to the hot water/broth.
6. Stir the beaten eggs and slowly add hot water/broth to beaten eggs together, don't cook the eggs.
7. Rinse the fishes, pad with paper towel until them dry.
8. Add the fishes to the eggs.
9. Once the big pot water is boiling, pour everything to the hot stainless steel plate.
10. Cover the lid but don't totally cover it. Leave about 1/2 to 1 cm lid open on one side.
11. Keep cooking it with medium heat for 10 mins.
12. After 10 mins, check it or the steamed eggs cook or not. If not add 2 mins., and check it. Repeat until it's done. (Gentle shake it, if it's not watery in the centre, it's done)
13. Add a little maggi if need when serve.
note:
**. If want more solid like regular tofu, eggs:water is 1:1.5
If want it looks like soft tofu, eggs:water is 1:2
The eggs and water ratio can be between 1:1 - 3
** Preheat the stainless stain plate is for the steamed eggs easier to remove from the plate.
ref: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FceRX78e5P4&t=408s