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On 3/23/2021 at 3:45 AM, kayb said:Re: the century eggs, the closest I have come to that is eggs boiled in the hot sulfur springs in Japan (I forget the name of the place, but it's a day-trip from Tokyo).
Ōwakudan Valley in Hakone.
Yes. I've been there and sampled one of the black eggs. Interesting and different. I believe it's now closed due to volcanic activity.
The eggs are called Kuro-tamago and are boiled unlike century eggs, which are just cured.
16 hours ago, kayb said:Re: the century eggs, the closest I have come to that is eggs boiled in the hot sulfur springs in Japan (I forget the name of the place, but it's a day-trip from Tokyo).
Ōwakudan Valley in Hakone.
Yes. I've been there and sampled one of the black eggs. Interesting and diffferent. I believe it's now closed due to volcanic activity.
The eggs are called Kuro-tamago and are boiled unlike century eggs, which are just cured.
6 hours ago, kayb said:Re: the century eggs, the closest I have come to that is eggs boiled in the hot sulfur springs in Japan (I forget the name of the place, but it's a day-trip from Tokyo).
Ōwakudan Valley in Hakone.
Yes. I've been there and sampled one of the black eggs. Interesing and diffferent. I believe it's now closed due to volcanic activity.
The eggs are called Kuro-tamago and are boiled unlike century eggs, which are just cured.
6 hours ago, kayb said:Re: the century eggs, the closest I have come to that is eggs boiled in the hot sulfur springs in Japan (I forget the name of the place, but it's a day-trip from Tokyo).
Yes. I've been there and sampled one of the black eggs. Interesing and diffferent.
5 hours ago, kayb said:Re: the century eggs, the closest I have come to that is eggs boiled in the hot sulfur springs in Japan (I forget the name of the place, but it's a day-trip from Tokyo).
Owakudani.
Yes. I've been there and sampled one of the black eggs. Interesing and diffferent.
