Steamed egg custard that can be made in ten seconds
A 10-second recipe for steamed egg custard, with 8 steps. Prepare two eggs and a small bowl of warm water. Make sure the water is warm, and the amount of water should be twice the volume of the beaten egg mixture. You can prepare a small bowl first, and then add water as needed based on the amount of egg mixture.

Method
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Step 1
Prepare two eggs and a small bowl of warm water. Make sure the water is warm, and the amount of water should be twice the volume of the beaten egg mixture. You can prepare a small bowl first, and then add water as needed based on the amount of egg mixture.

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Step 2
Crack two eggs into a bowl

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Step 3
After stirring, and this is important, use a spoon to remove the bubbles on top.

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Step 4
The finished product after adding water to the egg mixture should be smooth.

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Step 5
that's all

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Step 6
Using a steamer is better; the microwave's heat is too high for it, and steam helps keep the steamed egg custard moist. Bring water to a boil over high heat until lots of steam is puffing out—that's about it. Then reduce the heat to medium and place the steamed egg custard in the steamer. Maintaining a boil doesn't require high heat, saving gas and preventing the pot from drying out.

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Step 7
Cover and steam for 15 minutes. Actually, it's cooked in 12 minutes. If you prefer it tender, steam for 12 minutes; if you prefer it firmer, steam for 15 minutes.

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Step 8
When the time is up, take it out and pour on some light soy sauce. The amount depends on your taste; just a little is enough. Be careful, as the bowl and pot will be very hot. Use heat-resistant gloves or a cloth to shield them.

Nutrition
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