Actress Lee Si-young shares simple 'egg bread' recipe for post-workout snack
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At a glance
- Actress Lee Si-young shared a simple recipe for "egg bread" on her YouTube channel, highlighting it as a healthy post-workout snack.
- The recipe uses only two main ingredients: eggs and honey, with an option to use allulose for a healthier alternative.
- Lee demonstrated the cooking process, separating egg whites to whip into meringue and then mixing with the yolk and honey before cooking on a lightly oiled pan.
South Korean actress Lee Si-young has shared a simple, two-ingredient recipe for "egg bread" on her YouTube channel, "Ppushi-young," describing it as a go-to healthy snack after her workouts.
The recipe, which she claims she never tires of, primarily uses eggs and honey. Lee mentioned that while allulose can be used, she opted for honey for a healthier option. She emphasized the recipe's simplicity, stating, "Just two ingredients are all you need for this super simple recipe."
During the video, Lee decided to use three eggs, noting she had a particularly strenuous workout that day. The preparation involves separating the egg yolks and whites. The egg whites are then whipped into a meringue-like foam. This is followed by mixing in the remaining egg yolk and honey.
You can make something like bread with just eggs and honey.
Lee then poured the mixture into a heated frying pan. "Just close the lid and cook it over low heat," she instructed. After a short cooking time, she revealed the fluffy, puffed-up egg bread, folding it in half before serving.
"Isn't it amazing?" Lee marveled at the finished product. "That you can make something like bread with just eggs and honey."
Just two ingredients are all you need for this super simple recipe.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.