salted egg yolk

/ˌsɔːltɪd eɡ ˈjoʊk/

noun

  1. An egg yolk preserved by covering or curing it in salt or brine, giving it a firm texture and a rich, savory flavor.

    B2

    usually uncountable; countable when referring to individual yolks

    • "The salted egg yolk sauce adds a rich, savory flavor to the dish."B1
    • "Salted egg yolk is often used in Chinese and Southeast Asian cooking."B2
    • "The biscuits were coated in a rich salted egg yolk mixture before baking."C1
    • "She enjoyed the unique taste of the salted egg yolk topping on her dessert."C1

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