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Balut

Filipino Fertilized Duck Egg

Balut is a fertilized duck egg with a developing embryo that is boiled and eaten from the shell. It is a popular street food and delicacy in the Philippines, often enjoyed with salt or spiced vinegar.

Tiempo de Preparación5 minutes
Tiempo de Cocción25-30 minutes
Tiempo Total30-35 minutes
Porciones1
DificultadEasy
Balut - Philippines traditional dish

🧂 Ingredientes

  • 1 Balut egg(Ideally a 17-day old fertilized duck egg for the most common texture. Available at Filipino markets or specialized Asian grocery stores.)
  • to taste Salt(Sea salt or regular table salt.)
  • for serving Spiced vinegar(A common accompaniment. Can be store-bought or homemade (e.g., vinegar with garlic, chili, and onion).)

💡 Consejos de Profesional

  • For the most common and enjoyable texture, aim for a 17-day old balut egg.
  • Always sip the broth first; it's considered the most flavorful part.
  • Balut is a good source of protein and other nutrients.
  • If you are new to eating balut, start with a less developed egg (around 14-16 days) if possible.

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Inspiración para tu propia versión de esta receta

  • Penoy: An unfertilized duck egg, which has a texture similar to a hard-boiled egg but with a more intense flavor. It does not contain an embryo.
  • Different ages: Balut can be found at different developmental stages (e.g., 14, 16, 18, 21 days), each offering a unique texture and flavor profile.

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