Ajitama: 59 Photos & Videos
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FAQ
Ramen eggs, or ajitama, are Japanese soft boiled eggs soaked in a sweetened soy marinade. They're sweet and savory with umami-packed soft, jammy yolks!
Ajitama eggs have firm and seasoned egg whites coupled with a soft and succulent egg yolk, while Onsen eggs feature soft jelly-like egg whites and firm but slightly soft egg yolks, and Tamago presents a layered appearance but cannot be separated into distinct layers.
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So, most of the time, ajitama has a soft melting yolk or a half boiled yolk. Another difference is ajitama is usually cold or at room temperature, but nitamago is usually hot when it is served. This is the widely accepted terms of nitamago and ajitama in Japan.
The word ajitama is a portmanteau of ajitsuke and tamago. Ajitsuke tamago or 'marinated eggs' are soft-boiled eggs that are marinated overnight in a base of four ingredients, namely sake, mirin, sugar, and soy sauce.