Black Jelly Egg Salad: Mom Ko's Plant-Based Bird's Nest

Eggs are a staple ingredient often found in the fridge and are one of the most common cooking materials in daily life. From breakfast omelets to lunch fried eggs and dinner braised eggs, we encounter eggs in our meals frequently. We are also part of the group that loves egg dishes.
This time, we paired healthy black fungus jelly with eggs, complemented by potatoes and Thousand Island dressing, to create the unique dish "Black Jelly Egg Salad." Honestly, it's quite tasty, especially when chilled. It's a great light meal option, rich in nutrients and refreshing to eat.
Tips
The healthy black fungus jelly is made by slowly cooking black fungus in a nourishing broth, adding seaweed extract (gelatin, jelly powder), and then heating and cooling it to form a jelly. This results in a low-calorie, healthy dessert with a smooth, chewy texture. It comes in four flavors: original slightly sweet, original unsweetened, ginger slightly sweet, and ginger unsweetened. Besides enjoying the original flavor of the black fungus jelly, you can also enhance it with fresh milk, honey, or condensed milk according to your taste!
Black Jelly Egg Salad: Mom Ko's Plant-Based Bird's Nest
Eggs are a staple ingredient often found in the fridge and are one of the most common cooking materials in daily life. From breakfast omelets to lunch fried eggs and dinner braised eggs, we encounter eggs in our meals frequently. We are also part of the group that loves egg dishes.
This time, we paired healthy black fungus jelly with eggs, complemented by potatoes and Thousand Island dressing, to create the unique dish "Black Jelly Egg Salad." Honestly, it's quite tasty, especially when chilled. It's a great light meal option, rich in nutrients and refreshing to eat.
Tips
The healthy black fungus jelly is made by slowly cooking black fungus in a nourishing broth, adding seaweed extract (gelatin, jelly powder), and then heating and cooling it to form a jelly. This results in a low-calorie, healthy dessert with a smooth, chewy texture. It comes in four flavors: original slightly sweet, original unsweetened, ginger slightly sweet, and ginger unsweetened. Besides enjoying the original flavor of the black fungus jelly, you can also enhance it with fresh milk, honey, or condensed milk according to your taste!
Steps
- 1
Prepare the black fungus jelly, eggs, potato, and Thousand Island dressing.
- 2
Boil the eggs and potato, then slice the eggs and cut the potato into chunks. Also, cut the black fungus jelly into small pieces.
- 3
Place the eggs and potato in a bowl, mash and mix them with a spoon, then add the chopped black fungus jelly.
- 4
Finally, drizzle with store-bought Thousand Island dressing and enjoy. You can choose the salad dressing according to your preference!
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