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 3 days ago 

Will you tell me the recipe for those eggs? Please.

I was about to copy paste the whole recipe in the comment area and then II decided to make it a post.

Korean Marinated Quail Egg (Mayak Gyeran)

I hope you'll like it.

I'm curious. How do you usually have yours? I would like to try it too.

 3 days ago 

Are you Korean? excuse my question if I am disturbing.

I use my quail eggs as if they were chicken eggs. I put them in my cakes, in mayonnaise, in creams of any kind I make. I also make them mixed with vegetables like spinach, cilantro, cabbage, etc. I also make them in a soup, or in a stew, or I fry 4 or 5 eggs to put them inside a sliced bread or in my arepas.
In short, they have multiple uses. I don't eat chicken eggs since I produce my own quail eggs.

I will read your post with the recipe. Thank you.

Not disturbing at all. I'm Malaysian Chinese but I mostly make Japanese and Korean food at home. More than my own ethnic dishes.
That's a good idea. Using them in place of chicken eggs. I just had an idea; I'm going to try making Japanese ramen eggs with them. I'm sure they'll taste great. Thank you for sharing.

 3 days ago 

Good to know.

I like Chinese and Japanese food but I haven't eaten Korean food. I think it is very tasty from seeing advertisements about those foods so much.

I hope you have a succulent ramen recipe with quail eggs, then post it.