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Frequently asked questions

  • What is salted egg yolk paste?

    Salted egg yolk paste is a popular ingredient in Asian cuisine. It's essentially a puree made from the yolks of salted duck eggs.

  • What kind of dishes can I use it in?

    It's typically used in dishes like mooncakes, custard buns, cookies, sauces, and more.

  • How is salted egg yolk paste made?

    First, duck eggs are salted and cured. Afterwards, the yolks are separated and steamed before being mashed into a paste.

  • Is salted egg yolk paste healthy to eat?

    It can be high in cholesterol and salt, so it's typically used sparingly for flavouring and isn't considered a health food.

  • Can I use chicken eggs instead of duck eggs?

    Yes, but the flavour will not be as rich and creamy as duck eggs.

  • Where can I buy salted egg yolk paste?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Can I freeze salted egg yolk paste?

    Yes, you can freeze it in a sealed container to extend its shelf life.

  • Can I use salted egg yolk paste in vegetarian dishes?

    Yes, but it wouldn't be suitable for those following a strict vegan diet, as it's an animal product.

  • What does salted egg yolk paste taste like?

    It has a rich, savoury, slightly salty taste with a hint of creaminess. It also carries a unique aroma.

  • Is salted egg yolk paste the same as processed egg yolks?

    Not exactly. While both are derived from egg yolks, salted egg yolk paste undergoes a salting process, giving it a unique flavour.

  • Is it safe to eat raw salted egg yolk paste?

    It's generally safe as it undergoes a curing process. However, it's mostly used in cooked dishes.

  • How can I make homemade salted egg yolk paste?

    You can make it by first making salted duck eggs, separating the yolks, steaming them, and then mashing it into a paste.

  • How long does salted egg yolk paste last?

    It can usually be stored in a cool, dry place for about a month.

  • Is there any alternative to salted egg yolk paste?

    There's no direct alternative for its unique flavour, but for some dishes, custard or cheese can be used.

  • Can I use salted egg yolk paste in baking?

    Yes, it is often used in baked goods like cakes and cookies.

  • Why is my salted egg yolk paste so salty?

    It's naturally salty because of the curing process. If it's too salty, you may use it sparingly or balance it with other ingredients.