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I added eggs and chili peppers, brought it to a quick boil, and ate it. It tastes exactly like the familiar flavor.
They sell quail eggs in the U.S. too.
It seems like it's been about a year or two since Costco stopped selling boiled, peeled quail eggs. Since then, I've been sticking to the quail eggs from here. They turned out really delicious—not too salty or too sweet.
This braised beef is so delicious! The eggs are nice and chewy. I bought beef brisket, boiled it thoroughly with garlic, chili peppers, and green onions, shredded it well, added some more beef broth, and tried making beef and quail egg braised beef. It's so tasty!
I'm going to add onions and boil it for a bit before eating.
This is my third purchase haha. Personally, I prefer quail eggs to chicken eggs for braised meat, but making it is really hard and the finished amount is always so small that I was always disappointed. This product solved that problem! Haha.
These are a great savory snack! Pre-peeled and marinated - bag isn't resealable however
It's expensive, but my husband really likes it and the reviews were good, so I bought it. I'm looking forward to it.
If you add beef and simmer it a bit longer, the kids bury their heads in it and eat it like crazy. I bought it again with confidence lol.
It tastes even better if you boil it one more time!
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- I added eggs and chili peppers, brought it to a quick boil, and ate it. It tastes exactly like the familiar flavor.
- They sell quail eggs in the U.S. too.
- It seems like it's been about a year or two since Costco stopped selling boiled, peeled quail eggs. Since then, I've been sticking to the quail eggs from here. They turned out really delicious—not too salty or too sweet.
- This braised beef is so delicious! The eggs are nice and chewy. I bought beef brisket, boiled it thoroughly with garlic, chili peppers, and green onions, shredded it well, added some more beef broth, and tried making beef and quail egg braised beef. It's so tasty!
- I'm going to add onions and boil it for a bit before eating.
- This is my third purchase haha. Personally, I prefer quail eggs to chicken eggs for braised meat, but making it is really hard and the finished amount is always so small that I was always disappointed. This product solved that problem! Haha.
- These are a great savory snack! Pre-peeled and marinated - bag isn't resealable however
- It's expensive, but my husband really likes it and the reviews were good, so I bought it. I'm looking forward to it.
- If you add beef and simmer it a bit longer, the kids bury their heads in it and eat it like crazy. I bought it again with confidence lol.
- It tastes even better if you boil it one more time!
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