This Man's Cook Pudding-style Egg Custard
A silky, bouncy Japanese-style egg custard made by mixing beaten eggs strained through a sieve with kelp broth in the perfect golden ratio.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Always strain the egg mixture through a sieve to achieve a bubble-free, smooth pudding-like texture.
- The ideal ratio of kelp broth to egg mixture is 2:1, and thorough removal of bubbles ensures a clean, flawless surface.
- If steam enters the dish during cooking, it will create holes in the surface—always cover the dish with foil or a tight-fitting lid.
- When steaming with a pot instead of a steamer, place a cloth on the bottom to prevent the dish from shaking or making noise.
Recommended for
- Those who want to make elegant, soft egg custard at home that rivals restaurant-quality Japanese style.
- Parents or caregivers looking for mild, easily digestible side dishes suitable for children or elderly family members.
- Home cooks aiming to serve a neat, visually appealing egg dish perfect for impressing guests.
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