Son-in-law eggs (Khai luk khoei) from Simple Thai Food: Classic Recipes from the Thai Home Kitchen (page 47) by Leela Punyaratabandhu

  • crispy fried shallots
  • palm sugar
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  • Serves : 4

  • EYB Comments

    Can substitute red bell pepper for Thai red chiles, and light brown sugar or dark brown sugar for palm sugar.

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    Can substitute red bell pepper for Thai red chiles, and light brown sugar or dark brown sugar for palm sugar.

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  • Serious Eats

    This recipe is a great way to use hardboiled eggs that you didn't peel perfectly—the frying process will hide any errant pock-marks.

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