Organic Samm

Sundays are for testing my super silai skills. Aiya, not that i have lots to test also lar, ok. I bought these super cute Japanese Egg Molds from the 100 Yen shop across the road from Parkson.They dont cost much, but i forgot how much i paid. Something like Rm5 for 2 lidat gua.

These super cute Japanese Egg Molds are sold in packs of two. I bought two packs as there are only four designs for sale. The car shaped Egg Mold is a must for my car-car crazy Malcolm. Gordon’s not particular as long as he gets his share.

Here’s how the Japanese Egg Molds look like when opened. I only had three large eggs in the fridge that day. So, i boiled them all on the stove and let the kids choose which egg mold they want to use.

You are supposed to use HARD BOILED EGGS with these egg molds only. And use them the moment you take them out of the pot when they are still soft. Place them into each mold and close the lid slowly. I was told they fit better if you place the eggs upright. If you find it hard to close the lid all the way down, slide the blunt side of a butter knife around the egg mold to guide the eggs into the holes as you close the lids.

Once you are done closing the lids, dunk the egg molds into cold water.

Add ice to it to speed up the hardening and shaping process.

Your shaped hard boiled eggs should be ready in about 10 to 5 minutes. Tada…………

Haimai hou cutey leh…. the kids were laughing away happily behind me as i was taking this pic.

I used a kitchen scissors to trim away the sides of the eggs and let the kids admire them for a while before…….

i added mayonaise, pepper, salt and sugar to it, lol.

And made them their favorite egg mayo sandwich. Haimai so free…..