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Jul 31, 2026
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Recipe: When it's too hot to cook, try these Korean Drug Eggs (Mayak Gyeran)
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Recipe: When it's too hot to cook, try these Korean Drug Eggs (Mayak Gyeran)
This simple, comforting recipe is perfect for the kind of August dinner that feels like cooking, without really cooking
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By Karen Gordon
Published Jul 31, 2026
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Known in Korean as Mayak Gyeran, these soy-marinated eggs are savoury, lightly sweet, garlicky, and so satisfying. PHOTO BY KAREN GORDON /Postmedia…
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