Kim Dae-seok's Pressure Cooker Baked Eggs

Name: Kim Dae-seok's Pressure Cooker Baked Eggs
Cook time: 110 min
Total time: 110 min
Yield: 15 servings
Cuisine: Korean
Ingredients: eggs 30; filtered water 4 cups; sea salt 2 tablespoons; mirin 3 tablespoons

Baked eggs prepared by placing room-temperature eggs in water mixed with salt and mirin, then slowly cooking them over low heat in a pressure cooker—similar to the method used in a sauna bath.

1 hr 50 min Difficulty Easy Snacks & desserts

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Recipe

Let refrigerated eggs sit at room temperature for at least 30 minutes to remove chill, then wash the shells thoroughly.
Add water, sea salt, and mirin to the pressure cooker and stir until the salt dissolves.
Place the eggs upright in the pressure cooker, with the rounded end facing down.
Close the lid and place over high heat until pressure builds.
As soon as you hear the hissing sound or just before it starts, reduce the heat to the lowest possible setting.
Cook over very low heat for 65 minutes, then turn off the heat.
Allow the pressure to release naturally for about 15 minutes, then open the lid and remove the eggs to cool.

Let eggs sit at room temperature, then wash and arrange them in a pressure cooker with salted mirin water.
Once pressure builds, reduce heat to the minimum and cook for 65 minutes.
Turn off heat and let the pressure release naturally for 15 minutes before removing and cooling the eggs.

Cooking tips

Never heat cold eggs directly—always bring them to room temperature first to prevent cracking.
After pressure builds, avoid high heat, as it can cause eggs to break inside the pot; maintain the lowest possible flame.
Do not force the lid open while pressure remains—always allow natural depressurization.

Recommended for

Those who want to make sauna-style baked eggs at home.
Those who want to cook an entire tray of eggs at once for later consumption.
Those looking to prepare simple protein snacks using a pressure cooker.

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