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How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

November 1, 2017 by Suzie the Foodie 4 Comments

Ramen Egg (Ajitsuke Tamago) Made In Cosori Pressure Cooker – Test #1

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

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If you watched my latest unboxing video you will know that I received a Cosori 6 Quart 8-in-1 Pressure Cooker to review. I wanted to make my own ramen broth as a test but realized before I do that, I needed to make a soft boiled egg in the pressure cooker because I needed to marinate it overnight to turn it into a Ajitsuke Tamago ramen egg. There was quite the learning curve but that is the fun of doing product reviews.

The Video

Here is a quick video on how I made the egg.

The Tutorial

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Add 1 cup of water to pressure cooker cooking base.

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Put raw eggs on steamer rivet inside pressure cooker. OK, I LOVE this steamer trivet that comes with the Cosori! Much better than “the other guy’s…”

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Seal. Select manual mode. Select low pressure for 5 minutes.

I love how you can see the Cosori “thinking” as it is building pressure. I also like that it does not start automatically. You can play with the buttons, figuring out pressure and cook time without it just suddenly starting.

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Do a quick release.

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Put eggs in cold water for 30 seconds. Rinse under cold water for 5 seconds. Refill bowl with cold water and let eggs chill for 3 minutes.

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Careful crack and remove shell. Add to marinade.

At this point, I had no idea if I had cooked it properly but it was feeling pretty darn firm…

The Marinade

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Whisk together 1/3 cup water 2 tbsp Asian cooking wine (or sake if you have it), 1 tbsp mirin, 1 tbsp sugar and 2 tbsp soy sauce. Cover with a paper towel. Let marinade in fridge a minimum of 4 hours to overnight.

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Remove from marinade and slice in half.

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Doh!!! So what went wrong???

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

I pushed the Cosori release lever the wrong way and as a result, the pressure released WAY too slowly, giving time for the egg to become hard boiled.

Take Two!

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

I tried it again and this time went the right way (to the left) and also remembered to marinade those bamboo shoots with the egg.

Foodie Results

How To Make A Soft Boiled Egg In The Pressure Cooker

Perfection!!! This time it came out beautifully, confirming that the problem was with me, not the pressure cooker.

Next!

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So that was the first part to my product testing and ramen-making in the Cosori pressure cooker. I am really liking it so far. There are so many options to choose from when it comes to settings plus manual mode is much easier to use than my other pressure cooker.

A good start and that egg? Unbelievably delicious!

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  1. Jana says

    November 2, 2017 at 3:09 am

    I have never before heard of a soft boiled egg, and I am not sure how I feel about that emotionally. LOL

    Reply
    • Suzie the Foodie says

      November 2, 2017 at 3:44 am

      Jana, no way! Well one of the reasons why they’re so popular is people like to put them in egg cups, take off the top and dip long pieces of toast into them. It’s a classic way to eat them. I had never had them marinated before.

      Reply
  2. @the_happy_whisk says

    November 2, 2017 at 1:30 pm

    Excellent work, Suzie. I enjoyed seeing your videos the other night. Keep ’em coming.

    Reply
    • Suzie the Foodie says

      November 2, 2017 at 4:59 pm

      Thanks Ivy!!! I really appreciate the feedback. I’m working on a ramen broth video this weekend. 🙂

      Reply

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