Salted Eggs and Tomato Salad

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By MM Del Rosario


This Filipino styled salad is very simple and easy to make, for people living overseas, you can buy salted eggs at any Filipino Food shops.

Salted eggs are called "itlog na maalat', they are duck's hard boiled egg, then cured in warm brine (heavily salted water) for many days. The egg shells are dyed with red food coloring to differentiate it with the regular eggs.

  • Ingredients:

3 salted eggs chopped coarsely

2 large red ripe tomatoes, sliced

1 small red onion thinly sliced (optional)

a dash of ground pepper

a dash of lemon

  • Procedure:

Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix.

Serve cold.


Salted eggs undergo a process of curing and sold over the counter pre-cooked and ready to eat.

The commercial salted eggs are duck eggs, and are dyed entirely red to make them look more distinctive, as they are also packaged, transported, and displayed in egg trays similar to those used for fresh eggs.

Read More about salted eggs processing.

Salted eggs and tomato salad goes well with Tinapa (Smoked Fish), a perfect match for grilled pork, or any fried or grilled fish, best to eat with white rice, anytime.

There are different variation to this salad : you can add some sliced green mangoes or add chopped basil or parsley to add more zest.


Salted Eggs

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Eileen Hughes profile image

Eileen Hughes  says:
6 months ago

Sounds Interesting have never eaten salted eggs before. Love the picture of them

G-Ma Johnson profile image

G-Ma Johnson  says:
6 months ago

yummy salad...are they salty? hummmm I also have never tried one Thanks. G-Ma :o) hugs

SweetiePie profile image

SweetiePie  says:
6 months ago

I think my friend would enjoy this recipe. Thanks for sharing!

Karen Ellis profile image

Karen Ellis  says:
6 months ago

This sounds like a real simple side salad. I'll try it - sounds yummy.

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