1 tbsp white sugar
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp rice vinegar
4 tbsp water (plus more)
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"method": "* Put some boiled eggs in a container that has enough room for liquid, but not too much room.\n* Whisk all the ingredients together - sugar, soy sauce, vinegar, and water\n* Pour the mixture over the eggs. Top up with water and stir gently.\n* Let sit for 4-8 hours. Longer and the eggs will get a bit tougher due to prolonged acid exposure, but they'll still be fine.\n* Great to drop into ramen or other soup, let the soup warm them up! Also great cold, they have a *lot* more flavour than you might expect.\n",
"notes": "* Very tasty! Had experimented with egg boiling timing, and 6 or 7 minutes seems great to get the whites fully cooked while leaving a jammy-but-not-too-crazy-runny yolk.\n",
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