Malaysian-Style Half-boiled Egg
Half-boiled eggs and toasts, one of the most common breakfast items in Malaysia and Singapore.
Half-boiled eggs and toasts, one of the most common breakfast items in Malaysia and Singapore.
Soft-boiled egg to perfection, how do you really make it?
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Using available ingredients, this Dinakdakan version tastes almost like its authentic counterpart.
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