

va benissimo servito su un velo di maionese
in romana:
2. Inmuiem gelatina asa cum scrie pe pachet mai intii in apa rece si apoi o topim in supa calduta
3. Cu ajutorul unei scobitori potrivim in interiorul oului frunzulite de marar/ patrunjel/ busuioc sau ce va place
4. Umplem ouale cu : morcovi , mazare, cartofi, cremvurst sau sunca sau chiar carne de pui fierte si taiate ca pt salata beuf sau in varianta cu peste cu ton fiecare poate face cum ii place . Eu am pus: morcove, cartof, mazare, marar, cremvurst si gogosar murat .
5. Adaugam supa cu gelatina pina cind se umple
6. Lasam sa se raceasca citeva ore in frigider si apoi le curatam de coaja si le asezam pe platou
e bine sa le curarati de coaja cu putin timp inainte sa le serviti ca se cam "aburesc" adica dc stau ff mult asa curatate in farfurie si pe masa din bucatarie cum a stat al meu dupa ce l-am pozat ( 3 ore pe masa ) arata cam "aburit " si usor "inmuiat" deci NU LE CURATATI CU MULT TIMP INAINTE DE A FII SERVITE ...
merge foarte bine servit pe un strat de maioneza
The recipe is very, very simple:
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With the tip of a knife, make a small incision in the shell of the raw egg (a hole that you will then carefully enlarge) and, with a toothpick, pierce the yolk inside the egg if you can’t pour it out without breaking it.
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Soften the gelatin sheets as indicated on the package. First in cold water, then squeeze them and melt them in the hot broth.
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With the help of a wooden toothpick, arrange small leaves of dill / parsley / basil or whatever you like inside the eggshell.
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Fill the eggs with: carrots, peas, potatoes, hot dog pieces, cooked ham or boiled chicken breast just like for Russian salad, or with the fish version (tuna). You can get creative. I filled mine with carrots, peas, potatoes, hot dogs, and pickled pepper.
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Add the broth with the melted gelatin to fill the eggs completely.
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Let them cool for a couple of hours in the fridge. Peel them and place them on the serving plate. It’s better not to peel the eggs too long before serving—no more than 1 hour, or even better, 20–30 minutes—because the gelatin tends to “fog up” (get cloudy, lose its shine).
They are perfect served on a thin layer of mayonnaise.