
Well, you can make graved eggs by curing raw egg yolks in sugar and salt. As they do in Scandinavia with raw salmon: Gravlax. We liked the term because you also have to “bury” the yolks in the cure-mix.
Ingredients
- Egg yolks (as many as you like)
- Mix of equal parts of sugar and salt (enough to cover the egg yolks in)
Preparation
- Place each egg yolk in a small cup
- Mox the sugar and salt (equal parts, e.g. 200g salt and 200g sugar)
- Fill approximately 2/3 of the mix into the casserole dish
- Make little pits in the sugar/salt-mix and carefully slide your egg yolks into them (the yolks should not touch each other)
- Cover well with the last third of the sugar/salt-mix
- Set aside for 75 mins (at room temperature)
- Carefully dig out the yolks
- Carefully brush off the remains of sugar and salt or rinse the yolks (NOTE: if you rinse them: they get really slippy-slimy from the outside, so don’t break them)
- Serve according to taste (e.g. on toasted buttered bread)

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