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Son-in-Law Eggs (Khai Luk Koei)

Last updated: 10 Sept 2026
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Ingredients

  • 4 boiled eggs
  • 3 tbsp tamarind water
  • Palm sugar + fish sauce
  • Fried shallots + fried dried chili
  • Oil for frying

Method

  • Boil the eggs, peel and pat dry
  • Fry in hot oil until the surface blisters golden and crisp; set aside
  • Simmer tamarind, sugar and fish sauce to a sticky sweet-sour-salty sauce
  • Halve the eggs, spoon over the sauce, top with fried shallots and chili; serve

How to choose ingredients

Choose fresh eggs that peel easily with a centred yolk · Thick tamarind pulp is tangy and fragrant · Home-fried shallots beat store-bought.

Chef's secret

Chef's secret: pat the eggs dry before frying so the oil won't spit and the surface blisters nicely · reduce the sauce until sticky enough to coat · sour first, sweet next, salty to finish for a balanced son-in-law flavour.

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