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A Japanese-style egg custard with a smooth, silky texture like pudding, made by using a rice bowl instead of a clay pot, straining through a fine sieve, and carefully controlling heat in a steamer.

An ultra-simple Japanese-style steamed egg made by straining the egg mixture and mixing water and milk in a golden ratio, then cooking it softly in the microwave.

A silky, melt-in-the-mouth egg custard enhanced with a refreshing kelp broth and strained to remove stringy bits for an ultra-smooth texture.

A Japanese/Korean-style steamed egg dish that uses a golden ratio of egg to water, strained to remove bubbles, and steamed until it becomes jiggly and smooth like pudding.

A silky, bouncy Japanese-style egg custard made by mixing beaten eggs strained through a sieve with kelp broth in the perfect golden ratio.