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Prep 5 min·Cook 10 min·Rest 5 min
Beat the eggs with chopsticks, cutting through the whites rather than whisking in air. Stir in the water, sugar, mirin, soy and salt until the sugar dissolves.
4 Eggs3 tbsp Water (or dashi)1 tbsp Sugar1 tsp Mirin½ tsp Japanese soy sauce1 pinch Salt
Heat the tamagoyaki pan (or a small frying pan) over a medium-low heat and wipe with oil using folded kitchen paper.
1 tbsp Cooking oil
Pour in a quarter of the egg and tilt to cover the pan. Pop any big bubbles. When the top is still slightly wet, roll it up from the far end towards you.
4 Eggs
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
Rolling while it's still a little wet glues the layers together.Push the roll back to the far end, oil the empty part, and pour in another quarter, lifting the roll so egg runs underneath. Roll up again when nearly set.
4 Eggs1 tbsp Cooking oil
Repeat with the remaining egg. Tip onto a bamboo mat or cling film, wrap tightly and leave for 5 minutes to set the shape.
4 Eggs
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Basic heat control and timing. Typical weeknight cooking.
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