How to Half-Cook an Egg for Oyakodon or Katsudon

I always do it this way.
The egg whites and egg yolks cook at different temperatures, so I used that to make this. This is the same method as egg-drop soup. And the timing is important too. Recipe by Silvy1978
How to Half-Cook an Egg for Oyakodon or Katsudon
I always do it this way.
The egg whites and egg yolks cook at different temperatures, so I used that to make this. This is the same method as egg-drop soup. And the timing is important too. Recipe by Silvy1978
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Oyakodon and Katsudon are delicious because of the half-cooked egg right?! Today I'll teach you the secret to making it!
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I'm going to make Oyakodon. Once it has been flavored, lower the heat.
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Point 1: When you break the egg...
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Don't mix it! Just break the yolk!
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Point 2: When you pour the egg into the frying pan, do it in two turns! First just pour in half of the egg.
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Once it has settled, cover with a lid. Bubble nubble...
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It's ready after just a minute.
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Now, pour in the remaining half of the egg.
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Turn the heat to high! Cover with a lid and cook until it has cooked to how you want it!
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Got it? It's so fluffy and creamy!
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Boom! Enjoy! You can totally see the difference!
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