Mayak Gyeran
Mayak gyeran, translated to "drug eggs," are Korean soy-marinated soft-boiled eggs. Why the name? Because they are addictive, delicious and crave-worthy. Serve them over a bowl of warm white rice with a drizzle of the marinade and rich toasted sesame oil (or top with a small bit of butter to make it super rich). I like to serve mayak gyeran with a bit of toasted nori sheets for an even more wholesome meal. Keep the marinade for up to a week--refrigerated in an airtight container--and reuse it two or three times with fresh batches of soft-boiled eggs.

Total
Servings
6Difficulty
MediumEst. Cost
$22–$36Ingredients
- Kosher salt
- 3 tablespoons distilled white vinegar







